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(1) institutional characteristics, such as the ratio of full-time(FT) faculty to part-time (PT) faculty, the ratio of full-timeequivalent (FTE) students to FTE faculty, and the ratio of endowmentto current fund expenditures; (2) enrollment, such as the ratio ofapplicants accepted to applicants matriculated the age of students by

gender and degree; (3) personnel compensation, includingadministrator and faculty compensation by size, denomination, andtype of school; (4) finances, including tuition, overall revenuestructure, and scholarship aid; and (5) development, includingsources and purposes of gifts. (MDM)

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FACT BOOK.ON

THEOLOGICALEDUCATION

Gail Buchwalter King, EditorNancy Merrill, Assistant Editor

Deena Anundson, Information Systems ManagerMary McMillan, Layout and Design

The Association of Theological SchoolsIN THE UNITED STATES AND CANADA10 Summit Park DrivePittsburgh, Pennsylvania 15275-1103

ISSN 0363-7735

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PresidentJames H. CostenPresident, Interdenominational Theological Center, Atlanta, GA

Vice PresidentDiane KennedyDean, Aquinas Institute of Theology, St. Louis, MO

SecretarySamuel T. Logan, Jr.President, Westminster Theological Seminary, Philadelphia, PA

TreasurerAnthony T. RugerConsultant, Wethersfield, CT

Executive Director

James L. WaitsAssociate Director for Accreditation

Daniel 0. AleshireAssistant Director of Accrediting

Michael Gilligan

Associate Director for Program Services

Gail Buchwalter King

Director of the Faculty Grants Resource Center

Cheryl TupperGrant Programs Coordinator

Gary GilbertDirector of the Business Office

Esther E. Brown

information Systems Manager

Deena A nundson

Editor of Publications

Nancy Merrill

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Table of ContentsThe Association of Theological Schools in the United States and CanadaIntroduction: How to use this Fact Book i i i

Comparable Data ivATS Approved Degree ProgramsFull-Time Equivalency (FTE) viRacial/Ethnic Categories viiATS Denomination Codes viii

Chapter I Institutional CharacteristicsIntroductionDefinitions of Headings in Table 1.01 2Table 1.01A Total Number of Member Schools in 1993 3Table 1.01 Significant Institutional Characteristics of Each Member School 4Table 1.03 ATS Membership Status and Changes 14Table 1.02 Summary of Selected Institutional Characteristics 14Table 1.04A Distribution of Schools by Total EnrollmentHead Count (HC) 16Table 1.04B Distribution of Schools by Full-Time Equivalent (FTE) Enrollment 18Graph 1.04C HC/1- E for 1993 20Table 1.06 Educational Program Levels of Accredited Schools 20

Chapter IIIntroductionTable 2.01Table 2.02Table 2.03Table 2.04AGraph 2.04AGraph 2.04BTable 2.04BTable 2.05Graph 2.05Table 2.06Table 2.07Table 2.10Graph 2.10-1Graph 2.10-2Graph 2.10-3Table 2.12Graph 2.12Table 2.13Table 2.20ATable 2.20BTable 2.21Table 2.23Table 2.29Table 2.30Table 2.31Graphs 2.31A and 2.31B

Enrollment23

Number of Applications, Acceptances, and Enrollees 24Number Initially Enrolled Each Year 24Admission Policies as Reported Regarding Undergraduate GPA and GRE Scores: Fall 1993 26Total Head Count (HC) Enrollment in Member Schools 28

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Total Full-Time Equivalent (FTE) Enrollment in Member Schools 30Comparative Enrollments: Total Past Year HC vs. Fall 1992 HC 32

32Comparable Enrollments: Same Institutions ReportingHC 34Comparison of Total EnrollmentTotal Individuals (HC) and FTE 34Total Enrollment by Degree TypesHC and FTE 36

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HC /l~ 1 Enrollment by Degree Type 39Enrollment by DegreeHC and FTE 40Enrollment by Degree Head Count 42Head Count/(FTE) Enrollment by Individual Degree Programs Total Enrollment Per School/Per Degree 42Enrollment Summary by Degree, Gender, and RaceHead Count 72Four-Year Enrollment Summary by Degree for Underrepresented Constituei.:ies 76Enrollment Summary by Degree, Gender, and AgeHead Count 82Denominational Affiliation of Current EnrollmentHead Count 86Total Completions from Member Schools 90Total Completions by Degree Type 90Comparisons Between New Enrollees and Completions 92

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Chapter III Personnel CompensationIntroduction 95

Table 3.12A Trends in Total Compensation AveragesAccredited U.S. Schools 96Table 3.12B Trends in Total Compensation AveragesAccredited Canadian Schools 98

Table 3.13 Trends in Total Compensation AveragesAll Nonaccredited Schools in U.S. Dollars 100

Table 3.17 Compensation With and Without Housing Benefits, Salaries, and Other BenefitsAll Schools in U.S. Dollars 102

Table 3.18 Compensation Comparisons by Size, Accredited or Nonaccredited Status, Country, and Highest DegreeAll Schools in U.S. Dollars 105

Table 3.19 Compensation Comparisons by Denomination of SchoolGroups with Four or More Schools 119

Table 3.21 Distribution of Administrative and Faculty Compensation in Thousands, Comparing University andNon University Affiliated Schools 133

Table 3.22 Distribution of Full Professor Compensation by GenderAll Canadian Schools 136

Table 3.23 Distribution of Full Professor Compensation by GenderAll U.S. Schools 138

Chapter IV Finances: Tuition Costs, Revenues, and ExpendituresIntroduction 141

Tuition and Fees 142

Average Tuition Charges 148

Revenue and Expenditures Per FTE Student 151

Revenue Sources Expressed as a Percentage of Total RevenueAll Schools 154

Revenue Sources as a Percentage of Total RevenueRoman Catholic and Non-Roman Catholic Schools 156Revenue Sources Expressed as a Percentage of Total RevenueNon/Interdenominational and Denominational Schools 156

Table 4.23 Expenditure Sources as a Percentage of Total ExpendituresAll Schools 158

Table 4.24 Expenditure Sources as a Percentage of Total ExpendituresRoman Catholic andNon-Roman Catholic Schools 158

Table 4.25 Expenditure Sources as a Percentage of Total Expenditures and Mandatory TransfersNon/Interdenominational and Denominational Schools 160

Graph 4.25 160

Table 4.26 Average Educational and General Expenditures Per FTE Student 162

Table 4.28 Trends in Total Financial DataAll Schools 164

Table 4.29 Ratio of Surplus or (Deficit) to Total RevenuesAll Schools 166

Table 4.30 Ratio of Net Educational and General (E&G) Surplus or (Deficit) to Total RevenuesAll Schools 166

Table 4.33 Endowment Assets in U.S. Thousands at Market ValueAll Schools 168

Table 4.01Table 4.05Table 4.08Table 4.10Table 4.14Table 4.15

Chapter V DevelopmentIntroductionTable 5.01Table 5.02Table 5.03Table 5.04Table 5.05Table 5.06Table 5.07Table 5.08

Total Giving by SourceSources of Gifts by Type of SchoolSources of Gifts by University Relationship of SchoolPurposes of Operational and Capital GiftsPurposes of Gifts for Current Operations by Type of SchoolGifts for Capital Purposes by Type of SchoolPurposes of Gifts for Current Operations by University RelationshipGifts for Capital Purposes by University Relationship

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The Association ofTheological Schoolsin the United Statesand CanadaThe Association of Theological Schools in the United States and Canada (ATS) is

recognized by the United States Department of Education and the Commission on

Recognition of Postsecondary Accreditation for the accreditation of graduate,

professional theological education. During the 1993-94 academic year, theAssociati'on's membership was comprised of 219 Protestant, Roman Catholic, and

Orthodox theological schools. During the 1994-95 academic year, its membership

included 226 theological schools that are representative of the broad spectrum of

denominational, ecclesiastical, and theological perspectives evident in North

America.

The purpose of the Association is the improvement of theological education. It

seeks to achieve this purpose through accreditation and program services for its

member schools. The Association began in 1918 as a conference of theological

schools that met biennially. In 1936, it became an association, adopted standards

for judging quality, and in 1938 established a list of accredited schools.

The Association provides numerous services to its members which are designed to

improve and enhance theological education. Some of these include grants and

fellowships for faculty scholarship and research, leadership development seminars

for presidents and trustees, data collection and information services on theological

education, a faculty grants resource center, publications, and numerous confer-

ences and seminars for theological school personnel.

The Fact Book on Theological Education has been published annually since 1969.

It provides statistical data on the ATS member schools in five areas: institutional

characteristics, enrollment, personnel compensation, finances, and development.

The Fact Book is compiled from annual reports submitted each year by the member

schools.

IntroductionHow to use this Fact Book

The Fact Book on Theological Education is published by The Association of

Theological Schools to provide data on its member institutions and information

that institutions can use for comparative analysis in relation to their peers. This

information can assist institutional efforts in planning and evaluation to assure

long-term viability and ongoing effectiveness.

The Fact Book is divided into five chapters that focus on areas considered to be

important for strategic planning and institutional evaluation. Depending on the

particular size, denominational family, and type of school, some areas are more

critical than others. It is important to study them in light of an institution's peer

group and past performance. Periodically, within the text, a set of questions is

offered to as the reader in his or her analysis of the data. Indicators within the

strategic areas include:

Institutional Characteristics

Ratio of Full-Time Faculty to Part-Time Faculty

Ratio of Fu :' -Time Equivalent (FTE) Students to FTE Faculty

Relation of Head Count (HC) to FTE Students

Ratio of Endowment to Current Fund Expenditures

Enrollment

Ratio of Applicants Accepted to Applicants Matriculated

Ratio of New Matriculated Students to Percent of Completions

Ratio of HC to FTE by Degree Program

Degree Program Enrollment in Relation to Mission Statement of Institution

Age by Gender and Degree

Diversity of Student Body in Relation to School's Mission

Personnel Compensation

Administrator Compensation Peer Analysis by Size, Denomination, and

Type of School

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Comparable Data

Faculty Compensation Peer Analysis by Rank in Relation to Size,

Denomination, and Type of School

Ratio of Salary in Relation to Housing and Other Benefits

Finances

Tuition by Degree Compared by Size, Denomination, and Region of School

Overall Revenue Structure

Overall ExpendituresProportional Spending

Excess (Deficit) of Current Fund Revenues over Current Fund Expenditures

Plant Operations and Maintenance Expenditures as a Percent of Total Current

Fund Expenditures

Scholarship Aid as a Percent of Tuition and Fees

Development

Sources of Giving by Categories in Relation to Denomination and School Type

Purposes of GiftsOperational and Capital by Denomination and School

Type

The tables and graphs are based on data supplied by the ATS member schools on

the 1993 ATS Annual Report Forms as required by the Association. Not all

information requested on the forms is reported in the Fact Book. Information is

reported as of the fall of 1993 on the following data: Enrollment (EF-1 through EF-

6), Admissions (A-1), Salaries (S-1), and Personnel (P-1). Information is reported

for the Fiscal Year 1992-93 on Development (D-1), Finance (F-1), Library (L-1),

and Completions (C-1). Both fall of 1993 and Fiscal Year 1992-93 data are reported

on the Institutional Characteristics (IC-1) form.

For further informztion on specific data, member school personnel may refer to the

ATS 1993 Annual Report Forms that provide definitions of categories. Where

possible, the forms from which data were retrieved are indicated for specific

chapters and tables.

The number of schools reporting enrollment data will always be at least three fewer

than the total number of member schools. One of these three is Toronto School of

Theology, the individual member schools of which report enrollment. The other

two (Berkeley and Bexley Hall), while they retain their corporate identity, are part

of larger institutions (Yale and Colgate Rochester, respectively) that report

enrollment.

Comparison of 1988-89 through 1993-94 editions of the Fact Book with those

editions published earlier should be done very carefully, if at all. Reporting on the

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ATS Annual Report Forms changed in 1988, and the data reflect these changes.

The number of member schools is not constant and some schools do not report all

data. Comparisons between Biennial Meeting years are potentially more accurate

because new members are not admitted between Biennial Meetings.

Because of variations in the calculation of Full-Time Equivalent enrollment (FTE)

since 1988, this edition of the Fact Book has recalculated FTE from prior years for

accuracy of comparison with the current data. These changes make comparisons

of FTE data in this Fact Book to earlier editions inaccurate.

Degree categories were re-organized in 1991 to reflect more accurately degree

descriptions. Thus, degree categories from years 1991 and later cannot becompared with pre-1991 years, although they can be compared with each other. The

following is a list of the degree programs that ATS approves:

Professional Master of Divinity Degree Program

M.Di v. - Master of Divinity

Professional Master Degree Programs

M.R.E. - Master in Religious Education

M.C.M. Master in Church Music

M.A.R.E. - Master of Arts in Religious Education

M.A. in Special - Master of Arts in a defined specialization

M.C.E. - Master of Christian Education

M.P.S. - Master of Pastoral Studies

M.S.M. Master of Sacred Music

Academic Master Degree Programs

M.A. Master of Arts

M.A.R. Master of Arts in Religion

M.A.R.S. - Master of Arts (Religious Studies)

M.T.S. Master of Theological Studies

M.A.T.S-: Master of Arts (Theological Studies)

Professional Doctoral Programs

D. Min. - Doctor of Ministry

D. Miss. - Doctor of Missiology

Ed.D. - Doctor of Education

S.M.D. - Doctor of Sacred Music

D.M.A. - Doctor of Musical Arts

D.C.M. - Doctor of Church Music

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Full-Time Equivalency(FTE)

Advanced Research and Academic Degree Programs

S.T.M. - Master of Sacred Theology

Th.M. - Master of Theology

M.Th. - Master of Theology

Th.D. - Doctor of Theology

S.T.D. Doctor of Sacred Theology

Ph.D. - Doctor of Philosophy

Full-Time Equivalency (FTE) is calculated by ATS in the following two ways, in

accordance with the Integrated Post-Secondary Data System or IPEDS that is

published by the U.S. Department of Education:

For all doctoral programs the I-. I h, equals the Head Count.

For all master level programs FTE is computed in the following manner:

Divide the total number of credits required for the degree by the number of

semesters or quarters prescribed for degree duration to determine the average

academic load. To calculate FTE, divide the total of credit hours taken by all

students in a given degree program in a semester or quarter by the average

academic load for the same period of time.

For Example: An M.Div. degree requires 90 semester hours, and the school

considers the degree to be typically six semesters. The average academic load

would be 90 divided by 6, or 15 hours per semester.

If all M.Div. students complete a total of 600 hours for the semester, and the

average academic load is 15, then the FTE would be 600 divided by 15, or

40 students.

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INTRODUCTION

ATS uses the Racial/Ethnic Categories as defined by WEDS. The definitions are Racial/Ethnic Categories

as follows:

Non-Resident Alien A person who is not a citizen or national of the United

States or Canada and who is in the country on a visa or

temporary basis and does not have the right to remain

indefinitely.

Black, non-Hispanic

American Indian or

Alaskan Native

A person having origins in any of the black racialgroups of Africa (except those of Hispanic origin).

A person having origins in any of the original peoples

of North America who maintains cultural identification

through tribal affiliation or community recognition.

Asian or Pacific A person having origins in any of the original peoples

Islander of the Far East, Southeast Asia, the Indian Subconti-

nent, or Pacific Islands. This includes people from

China, Japan, Korea, the Philippine Islands, American

Samoa, India, and Vietnam.

Hispanic

White, non-Hispanic

Race/Ethnicity

Unknown or

Unavailable

A person of Mexican, Puerto Rican, Cuban, Central or

South American, or other Spanish culture or origin,

regardless of race.

A person having origins in any of the original peoples

of Europe, North Africa, or the Middle East (except

those of Hispanic origin).

Categories used to describe groups to which individuals

belong, identify with, or belong in the eyes of thecommunity. The categories do not denote scientific

definitions of anthropological origins. A person may be

counted in only one group.

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ATS Denomination Codes ADCHCH

ADVSVD

AFRMEP

AFRMEZ

AMBCUS

ANGCHC

AREFPC

ASGSPC

ASYGOD

BPCVOQ

BPGNCF

Er'MSAA

BPUNWC

BRCHAO

BRCHCH

CBPFEL

CCHCHC

CCONCC

CFMENI

CGODAI

CGODCT

CGODGC

CGODIC

CHBRET

CHCHDC

CHMEEP

CHMSAL

CHPBRE

CHREFC

CHRNAZ

CHUCHR

CMPRCH

CNBPAA

EPISCH

EVCGCH

EVCHCA

EVCVCH

EVFORM

EVFRCA

EVFRCC

Advent Christian Church

Seventh-day Adventist

African Methodist Episcopal

African Methodist Episcopal Zion

American Baptist Churches in the USA*

Anglican Church of Canada

Associate Reformed Presbyterian Church

Associated Gospel Churches of Canada

Assemblies of God

Baptist Convention of Ontario and Quebec

Baptist General Conference

Baptist Missionary Association of America

Baptist Union of Western Canada

Brethren Church (Ashland, Ohio)

Brethren in Christ Church

Cooperative Baptist Fellowship

Christian Churches and Churches of Christ

Conference of Congregational Christian Churches

Conference of Mennonites

Church of God (Anderson, Indiana)

Church of God (Cleveland, Tennessee)

Churches of God, General Conference

Church of God in Christ

Church of the Brethren

Christian Church (Disciples of Christ)

Christian Methodist Episcopal

Christian and Missionary Alliance

Christian Brethren (Plymouth Brethren)

Christian Reformed Church

Church of the Nazarene

Churches of Christ

Cumberland Presbyterian Church

Conservative Baptist Association of America

Episcopal Church

Evangelical Congregational Church

Evangelical Church in Canada

Evangelical Covenant Church

Evangelical Formosan Church

Evangelical Free Church of America

Evangelical Free Church of Canada

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EVLCAM Evangelical Lutheran Church in America*

EVLUCA Evangelical Lutheran Church in Canada

EVLUCH Evangelical Lutheran Church

EVPRCH Evangelical Presbyterian Church

FEVBCBC Fellowship of Evangelical Baptist Churches in Canada

FRMECH Free Methodist Church

FRRELS Friends, Religious Society oty

FSQGCH Foursquare Gospel Church

GBSCNC General Baptist State Convention, N.C.

GCNJER New Jerusalem, General Church of

GCSWED Swedenborgian Church, General Convention

GNCFMC General Conference Mennonite Church

GROXNS Greek Orthodox Archdiocese in N./S. America

INDBAP Independent Baptist

INMECH Independent Methodist

INTERDEN Interdenominational

JEWISH Jewish

LUCHCA Lutheran Church-Canada

LUCHMS The Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod

MBRCNA Mennonite Brethren Church in N.A.

MENCHU Mennonite Church

MENOTH Mennonite, Other

MISSCC Missionary Church in Canada

MNCHCA Mennonite Church (Canada)

MORCHA Moravian Church in America

MUSLIM Muslim

NA Not Available

NABPCF North American Baptist Conference

NDENOM Nondenominational

NTLBCV National Baptist Convention

OTHER Other

OXCHAM Orthodox Church in America

OXOTHR Orthodox, Other

OXPRES Orthodox Presbyterian

PENTAC Pentecostal Assemblies of Canada

PRCHAM Presbyterian Church in America

PRCHCA Presbyterian Church in Canada

PRCHUS Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.)*

RCOTH Roman Catholic, Other

RCTHCN Roman Catholic, Canada

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RCTHUS Roman Catholic, United States

RFCHAM Reformed Church in America

RFCHCA Reformed Church in Canada

RFPRES Reformed Presbyterian

ROMCTH Roman Catholic

SALVAR Salvation Army

SBCONV Souttern Baptist Convention*

SDBGCF Seventh Day Baptist General Conference

UNBCAP United Baptist Convention (Atlantic Province)

UNCHCA United Church of Canada

UNCHCH United Church of Christ

UNEBFC Union d'Eglises Baptistes Francaises au Canada

UNMECH United Methodist Church*

UNTUNV Unitarian Universalist

WESLCH Wesleyan Church

WIEVLS Wisconsin Evangelical Lutheran Synod

* Indicates the largest denomination in terms of number of members within the

particular denominational family.

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Chapter IInstitutional Characteristics

This chapter describes the ATS membership in terms of the most commonidentifying institutional characteristics: Enrollment, Finances, Library, and Fac-

ulty. The tables are provided so that schools may do their own comparative analyses.

Most information comes from data provided in the Annual Report Forms; some

comes from information provided in membership application materials.

QUESTIONS TO CONSIDER

I. What changes are occurring in enrollment patterns? If there is a

significant change, why is it occurring?

2. What impact does the increase in part-time students have on institu-

tional services? On student/faculty ratio?

3. Has your institution altered its programs to accommodate part-time

students? Have additional part-time faculty been hired?

4. How has the total enrollment of your school changed over time?

5. Do you see similar shifts in HC/FTE ratios with peer institutions?

6. Has the ratio of your endowment to current fund expenditureschanged? How does it compare to peer institutions?

Table 1.01, which begins on page 4, reflects data from the fall 1993 Annual

Report Forms, specifically, from the EF-1, F-1, L-1, and P-1&2. Included, as

well, is some enrollment information from the same sources from the fall 1992

Annual Report Forms.

Accredited status is reported as of the December 1993 meeting of the Commis-

sion on Accrediting.

In some instances, library volumes include total university resources.

In Table 1.01, Canadian schools report in Canadian dollars, U.S. schools report

in U.S. dollars.

Introduction

Table 1.01:Significant Institutional

Characteristics ofEach Member School

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Definitions of Headings inTable 1.01

Current Fund data is taken from theATS Annual Report Form, Finance(F-I), Part B.

Canadian Schools report in CanadianDollars, U.S. Schools report in U.S.Dollars.

ATS Accreditation Status There are three classes of membership in theAssociation: Accredited, Candidate for Accredited Membership, and Associate

Member. Criteria for membership are listed in: ATS Constitution and DuesStructure, Bulletin 41, Part 1, and ATS Procedures, Standards, and Criteria for

Membership, Bulletin 41, Part 3. Status is reported as of the December 1993

meeting of the Commission on Accrediting.

U/I University/College Affiliated or Independent/Freestanding. The classifica-

tion of "University Affiliated" is restricted to schools of theology that are an integral

part of a larger institution that possesses at least two other professional schools or

departments at the graduate level. This is a category that has been used for many

years to indicate the broader level of resources available to those theological

schools.

Predominant Race Reflects the predominant racial/ethnic category of enrolled

students at the institution. For definitions of categories, see the Introduction to the

Fact Book.

Province/State Indicates geographical location, using U.S. Postal Code abbre-

viations.

Denomination Denomination is that listed by a school when it applies for

membership. A list of denominational codes is found in the Introduction. When

more than one denomination is indicated, the main denomination is listed or, in the

case of multiple listings, the identification is indicated as interdenominational.

Current Fund Expenditures

E & G Total Educational and General Expenditures and Transfers. This

includes Instruction & Net Academic Support, Research, Public Service,

Library, Student Services, Admissions, Institutional Support, Operation and

Maintenance of Plant, Mandatory Transfers and Debt Repayments, and

Scholarships and Fellowships.

Total Total Current Fund Expenditures and Transfers includes E & G plus

Auxiliary/Ancillary Enterprises.

Endowment The market value of endowment assets at the end of the fiscal year.

Full-Time and Part-Time Faculty These are listed as reported by the school

on the ATS Annual Report Forms P-1&2 (Part-Time Faculty). Full-Time Faculty

are those receiving a full-time salary at an ATS member school and who teach more

than 50% of the time. Part-Time Faculty are ( 1) those teaching on a part-time basis

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throughout the year; (2) those teaching part-time for a year or two; (3) those

teaching full-time for only part of the year, except those on sabbatical leave and

those who are on-site field supervisors.

Faculty FTE The Full-Time Equivalent Faculty is found by dividing the total

number of courses taught by all part-time faculty by the average teaching load of

a full-time faculty member and then adding to that the total of all reported full-time

faculty. This information is reported on the ATS Annual Report Form P-2.

Library Volumes Includes data from the ATS Annual Report Form, Library

(L-1), Part D. Those figures with asterisks include data for the entire university.

Head Count Head Count is based on total enrollment as reported on the ATS

Annual Report Forms. The previous year's enrollment is also shown.

FTE Full-Time Equivalent is based on the total 1- ib as reported on the ATS

Annual Report Form, Enrollment (EF-1). HE is defined in the instruction to the

Annual Report Forms, as well as in the Introduction to this volume. Fib is also

shown for the previous year.

TABLE 1.01A

Total Number of Member Schools in 1993

US CANADA TOTAL

Accredited 165 24 189

Candidate 7 0 7

Associate 15 8 23

TOTAL 187 32 219

"Berkeley Divinity School at Yale and Bexley Hall at Colgate- Rochester are counted asseparately accredited schools, but their ATS Annual Report Forms are filed jointly with Yal3

and Colgate-Rochester, respectively, and therefore do not appear in Table 1.01.

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TABLE 1.01

Significant Institutional Characteristics of Each Member School

Name

ATS

Accred

Status

U

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Predom

Race

Prov/

State

Denom-

ination

Current Fund

Expenditures

(in Thousands $)

E&G Total

Endow-

ment

$mill

Acadia Divinity College ACCRED I WHITE NS BPCVOQ $1884 $1884 $2.3

Alliance Theological Seminary ACCRED I WHITE NY CHMSAL $2114 $2244 $1.1

American Baptist Seminary of the West ACCRED I WHITE CA AMBCUS $1275 $1424 $4.3

Anderson University School of Theology ACCRED I WHITE IN CGODAI $1203 $1203 $0.0

Andover Newton Theological School ACCRED I WHITE MA AMBCUS $6373 $6727 $16.2

Aquinas Institute of Theology ACCRED I WHITE MO RCTHUS $1035 $1035 $0.6

Asbury Theological Seminary ACCRED i WHITE KY INTERDEN $8222 $9129 $66.3

Ashland Theological Seminary ACCRED U WHITE OH BRCHAO $2462 $2543 $3.1

Assemblies of God Theological Seminary ACCRED I WHITE MO ASYGOD $2042 $2113 $0.0

Associated Canadian Theological Schools ASSOC I WHITE BC EVFRCC $760 $804 $0.0

Associated Mennonite Biblical Seminary ACCRED I WHITE IN MENCHU $2317 $2451 $4.4

Athenaeum of Ohio ACCRED I WHITE OH RCTHUS $2245 $2489 $5.5

Atlantic School of Theology ACCRED I WHITE NS INTERDEN $1665 $1908 $0.3

Austin Presbyterian Theological Seminary ACCRED I WHITE TX PRCHUS $3927 $4310 $59.5

Azusa Pacific University ACCRED U WHITE CA INTERDEN $1243 $1243 $0.2

Bangor Theological Seminary ACCRED I WHITE ME UNCHCH $2257 $2294 $5.3

Baptist Missionary Association ASSOC I WHITE TX BPMSAA $569 $638 $0.4

Beeson Divinity School ASSOC U WHITE AL SBCONV $2124 $2124 $0.0

Bethany Theological Seminary ACCRED I WHITE IN CHBRET $1832 $1989 $4.6

Bethel Theological Seminary ACCRED I WHITE MN BPGNCF $3722 $4103 $0.0

Biblical Theological Seminary ASSOC I WHITE PA NDENOM $1454 $1552 $0.4

Boston University School of Theology ACCRED U WHITE MA UNMECH $4027 $4027 $24.7

Brite Divinity School ACCRED U WHITE TX CHCHDC $3327 $3466 $31.4

Calvin Theological Seminary ACCRED I WHITE MI CHREFC $2702 $2873 $2.8

Canadian Theological Seminary ACCRED I WHITE Sic CHMSAL $1205 $1407 $0.1

Candler School of Theology ACCRED U WHITE GA UNMECH $10523 $10830 $0.0

Capital Bible Seminary ASSOC I WHITE MD NDENOM $581 $766 $0.0

Catholic Theological Union ACCRED I WHITE IL RCTHUS $3049 $4013 $1.7

Catholic University of America ACCRED U WHITE DC RCTHUS $2160 $2382 $60.8

Central Baptist Theological Seminary ACCRED I WHITE KS AMBCUS $1470 $1582 $3.7

Chicago Theological Seminary ACCRED I WHITE IL UNCHCH $2347 $2592 $7.9

Christ The King Seminary ACCRED I WHITE NY RCTHUS $1355 $1561 $1.3

Christian Theological Seminary ACCRED I WHITE IN CHCHDC $4744 $5197 $50.8

Church Divinity School of the Pacific ACCRED I WHITE CA EPISCH $2671 $2929 $8.2

Church of God School of Theology ACCRED I WHITE TN CGODCT $1981 $1981 $1.5

Cincinnati Bible Seminary ASSOC I WHITE OH CCHCHC $1056 $1158 $0.0

Claremont School of Theology ACCRED I WHITE CA UNMECH $4785 $4988 $11.7

Colgate Rochester Divinity School/ ACCRED I WHITE NY AMBCUS $4072 $4514 $31.8

Columbia International University ACCRED I WHITE SC NDENOM $3481 $3951 $1.3

Columbia Theological Seminary ACCRED I WHITE GA PRCHUS $5621 $6387 $53.8

Concordia Lutheran Seminary (ALBRT) ASSOC I WHITE AB LUCHCA $637 $654 $0.0

Concordia Lutheran Theological Seminary (ONT) ASSOC I WHITE ON LUCHCA $768 $783 $0.0

Concordia Seminary (MO) ACCRED I WHITE MO LUCHMS $7417 $9221 $12.0

Concordia Theological Seminary (IN) ACCRED I WHITE IN LUCHMS $6653 $7841 $3.8

Covenant Theological Seminary ACCRED I WHITE MO PRCHAM $3200 $3393 $6.6

Dallas Theological Seminary CAND I WHITE TX NDENOM $10050 $11723 $1.5

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8 6 8.0 88 151 155 151 120 Acadia Divinity College13 14 15.1 27 228 239 132 146 Alliance Theological Seminary3 11 6.5 374' 57 53 37 40 American Baptist Seminary of the West

12 7 14.0 229 114 119 86 79 Anderson University School of Theology16 69 26.0 222 499 500 333 349 Andover Newton Theological School13 4 14.5 0 103 104 60 50 Aquinas Institute of Theology32 26 36.3 186 852 811 662 516 . Asbury Theological Seminary15 34 24.0 68 562 536 446 385 Ashland Theological Seminary12 7 14.3 69 349 301 250 223 Assemblies of God Theological Seminary11 14 15.0 35 272 201 160 131 Associated Canadian Theological Schools

7 4 8.4 103 141 159 83 98 Associated Mennonite Biblical Seminary**9 30 15.5 71 236 241 200 195 Athenaeum of Ohio9 17 14.0 67 119 109 82 84. Atlantic School of Theology

15 20 29.6 146 332 300 263 231 Austin Presbyterian Theological Seminary4 8 8.0 115 205 217 205 193 Azusa Pacific University8 19 14.3 128 193 175 133 112 Bangor theological Seminary6 4 8.7 61 82 68 54 44 Baptist Missionary Association5 8 8.7 50 164 107 126 71 Beeson Divinity School5 19 13.0 132 99 93 68 67 Bethany Theological Seminary

18 24 23.9 200 488 478 413 402 Bethel Theological Seminary8 17 13.6 48 254 255 184 180 Biblical Theological Seminary

19 27 28.6 130 567 568 529 526 Boston University School of Theology15 6 21.0 109 264 238 219 206 Brite Divinity School17 7 18.0 476 235 228 199 188 Calvin Theological Seminary9 23 19.0 69 188 183 137 137 Canadian. Theological Seminary

37 47 53.1 456 734 660 668 606 Ca.;idler School of Theology4 1 5.0 57 122 132 72 63 Capital Bible Seminary

27 17 32.7 100 298 316 212 245 Catholic Theological Union20 9 23.0 304 124 160 124 145 Catholic University of America6 7 8.5 82 84 99 73 67 Central Baptist Theological Seminary9 1 14.0 109 205 212 175 183 Chicago Theological Seminary7 6 8.5 132 109 105 71 74 Christ The King Seminary

14 13 . 16.6 132 352 305 307 264 Christian Theological Seminary7 6 8.5 374' 81 88 81 86 Church Divinity School of the Pacific9 5 11.0 64 249 239 202 196 Church of God School of Theology1 22 2.3 85 296 265 204 265 Cincinnati Bible Seminary

22 40 34.0 138 332 327 255 258 Claremont School of Theology11 0 11.0 2792 220 224 127 138 Colgate Rochester Divinity School/22 27 28.5 84 401 774 329 467 Columbia International University22 18 26.6 117 646 636 530 557 Columbia Theological Seminary

4 4 4.2 19 31 36 30 33 Concordia Lutheran Seminary (ALERT)4 3 4.8 25 44 45 30 34 Concordia Lutheran Theological Seminary (ONT)

26 11 28.2 209 566 526 509 489 Concordia Seminary (MO)20 6 22.1 141 436 463 402 439 Concordia Theological Seminary (IN)12 19 16.0 68 500 436 306 259 Covenant Theological Seminary36 15 41.5 145 1221 1125 752 721 Dallas Theological Seminary

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De Sales School of Theology ACCRED I WHITE DC RCTHUS $357 $357 $0.1

Denver Conservative Baptist Seminary ACCRED I WHITE . CO CNBPAA $3758 $4248 $3.7Dominican House of Studies ACCRED I WHITE DC RCTHUS $678 $1001 $2.6Dominican School of Philosophy and Theology ACCRED I WHITE CA RCTHUS $939 $939 $0.6Dominican Study Center of Bayamon Central Univ. ASSOC U HISPN PR RCTHUS $143 $143 $0.0Drew University Theological School ACCRED U WHITE NJ UNMECH $6217 $7406 $24.2

Duke University Divinity School ACCRED U WHITE NC UNMECH $7322 $7322 $0.0

Eariham School of Religion ACCRED I WHITE IN FRRELS $1144 $1262 $12.3

Eastern Baptist Theological Seminary ACCRED I WHITE PA AMBCUS $3175 $3293 $6.6

Eastern Mennonite Seminary ACCRED I WHITE VA MENCHU $1284 $1308 $0.7

Eden Theological Seminary ACCRED I WHITE MO UNCHCH $3749 $3956 8.1

Edmonton Baptist Seminary ASSOC I WHITE AB NABPCF $472 $565 $0.2

Emmanuel College of Victoria University ACCRED I WHITE ON UNCHCA $2768 $3042 $9.4

Emmanuel School of Religion ACCRED I WHITE TN CCHCHC $1655 $1738 $4.7

Episcopal Divinity School ACCRED I WHITE MA EPISCH $3781 $4095 $25.7

Episcopal Theological Seminary of the Southwest ACCRED I WHITE TX EPISCH $2070 $2339 $15.6

Erskine Theological Seminary ACCRED I WHITE SC AREFPC $916 $924 $1.8

Evangelical School of Theology ACCRED I WHITE PA EVCGCH $1110 $1110 $1.9

Evangelical Seminary of Puerto Rico ACCRED I HISPN PR INTERDEN $932 $948 $0.8

Franciscan School of Theology ACCRED I WHITE CA RCTHUS $992 $1051 $0.0

Fuller Theological Seminary ACCRED I WHITE CA INTERDEN $19964 $22214 $29.9

Garrett-Evangelical Theological Seminary ACCRED I WHITE IL UNMECH $5501 $6372 $17.9

(The) General Theological Seminary ACCRED I WHITE NY EPISCH $4007 $5066 $34.9

Golden Gate Baptist Theological Seminary ACCRED I WHITE CA SBCONV $4344 $5248 $4.8

Gordon-Conweli Theological Seminary ACCRED I WHITE MA NA $7719 $8887 $18.1

Graduate Theological Union ACCRED I WHITE CA INTERDEN $2358 $3398 $8.7

Harding Graduate School of Religion ASSOC I WHITE TN CHUCHR $1501 $1876 $0.0

Hartford Seminary ACCRED I WHITE CT INTERDEN $3294 $3503 $24.2

Harvard University Divinity School ACCRED U WHITE MA INTERDEN $12730 $12823 $114.2

Holy Cross Greek Orthodox School of Theology ACCRED I WHITE MA GROXNS $3868 $4688 $7.8

Hood Theological Seminary ASSOC I BLACK NC AFRMEZ $422 $422 $0.0

Houston Graduate School of Theology ASSOC I WHITE TX FRRELS $653 $680 $0.2

Howard University School of Divinity ACCRED U BLACK DC NDENOM $2812 $2812 $1.9

Huron College Faculty of Theology ACCRED I WHITE ON ANGCHC $841 $841 $4.0

Iliff School of Theology ACCRED I WHITE CO UNMECH $5017 $5269 $22.2

Immaculate Conception Seminary ACCRED U WHITE NJ RCTHUS $2893 $3065 $0.0

Interdenominational Theological Center ACCRED I BLACK GA INTERDEN $6105 $6176 $7.6

International School of Theology CAND I WHITE CA NDENOM $1380 $1497 $1.5

Jesuit School of Theology at Berkeley ACCRED I WHITE CA RCTHUS $2542 $2640 $0.0

Joint Board of Theological Colleges ACCRED I WHITE QC INTERDEN $0.0 $0.0 $0.0

Kenrick-Glennon Seminary ACCRED I WHITE MO RCTHUS $2088 $2292 $0.0

Knox College ACCRED I WHITE ON PRCHCA $1696 $2703 $4.0

Lancaster Theological Seminary ACCRED I WHITE PA UNCHCH $2623 $2673 $6.2

Lexington Theological Seminary ACCRED I WHITE KY CHCHDC $2610 $2829 $15.4

Liberty Baptist Theological Seminary ASSOC U WHITE VA INDBAP $0 $0 $0

Lincoln Christian Seminary ACCRED I WHITE IL CCHCHC $758 $940 $0.0

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7 7 9.0 603 45 47 28 26 De Sales School of Theology

17 0 17.0 133 631 628 435 414 Denver Conservative Baptist Seminary

7 4 9.0 66 30 37 30 30 Dominican House of Studies

10 7 13.3 374' 75 73 59 55 Dominican School of Philosophy and Theology

2 5 10.0 21 88 87 88 87 Dominican Study Center of Bayamon Central Univ.

22 50 34.6 433 640 451 588 362 Drew University Theological School

28 59 77.6 287 573 568 499 489 Duke University Divinity School

9 3 10.0 340 54 49 46 36 Ear lham School of Religion

9 38 17.7 114 340 367 244 96 Eastern Baptist Theological Seminary

7 13 9.6 63 112 103 77 68 Eastern Mennonite Seminary

12 5 12.8 84 247 244 198 211 Eden Theological Seminary

5 11 6.4 54 93 92 39 51 Edmonton Baptist Seminary

9 8 12.0 65 249 237 172 168 Emmanuel College of Victoria University

6 8 8.7 81 165 158 93 88 Emmanuel School of Religion

11 9 12.1 272 131 126 111 104 Episcopal Divinity School

10 1 10.5 99 66 68 66 68 Episcopal Theological Seminary of the Southwest

11 6 12.0 199 262 226 204 187 Erskine Theological Seminary

6 5 8.3 59 88 102 56 57 Evangelical School of Theology

7 8 8.5 52 163 150 112 98 Evangelical Seminary of Puerto Rico

7 7 9.5 374' 74 77 64 64 Franciscan School of Theology

48 159 94.5 2004 2968 2868 2080 2068 Fuller Theological Seminary

25 70 46.0 294 518 478 416 402 Garrett-Evangelical Theological Seminary

12 6 14.0 232 128 134 110 104 (The) General Theological Seminary

18 44 38.0 139 966 872 577 508 Golden Gate aptist Theological Seminary

29 64 43.9 150 947 856 564 493 Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary

4 2 4.8 374 338 349 334 340 Graduate Theological Union

8 7 10.0 91 176 195 106 101 Harding Graduate School of Religion

8 12 12.8 71 233 236 160 122 Hartford Seminary

19 45 29.2 420 585 578 508. 489 Harvard University Divinity School

6 5 8.0 106 90 114 89 101 Holy Cross Greek Orthodox Schoo! of Theology

4 4 6.0 31 72 48 47 39 Hood Theological Seminary

9 1 9.3 45 166 149 107 84 Houston Graduate School of Theology

9 15 14.0 109 188 187 174 156 Howard University School of Divinity

7 3 8.0 40 82 66 45 39 Huron College Faculty of Theology

16 34 22.2 175 320 350 259 274 Iliff School of Theology

11 19 17.3 75 182 192 175 155 Immaculate Conception Seminary

19 24 20.8 27 383 592 320 550 Interdenominational Theological Center

8 3 9.0 40 92 107 46 60 International School of Theology

20 5 23.4 374' 232 221 163 141 Jesuit School of Theology at Berkeley

0 10 0 745 14 13 14 13 Joint Board of Theological Colleges

8 8 8.0 75 80 66 61 66 Kenrick-Glennon Seminary

8 0 8.0 71 127 123 97 100 , Knox College

10 11 14.0 132 207 212 166 212 Lancaster Theological Seminary

9 4 10.5 121 181 166 140 138 Lexington Theological Seminary

10 0 10.0 186 216 225 134 176 Liberty Baptist Theological Seminary

6 5 7.7 97 230 213 118 106 Lincoln Christian Seminary

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Louisville Presbyterian Theological Seminary ACCRED WHITE KY PRCHUS $4276 $4883 $40.5Loyola University Chicago Institute of Pastoral StudiesASSOC WHITE IL RCTHUS $3033 $3033 $0.0Luther Northwestern Theological Seminary ACCRED WHITE MN EVLCAM $8815 $11330 $23.6Lutheran School of Theology at Chicago ACCRED WHITE IL EVLCAM $4510 $5758 $7.1Lutheran Theological Seminary -SASK ACCRED WHITE SK EVLUCA $750 $750 $1.4Lutheran Theological Seminary at Gettysburg ACCRED WHITE PA EVLCAM $3079 $3422 $11.1Lutheran Theological Seminary at Philadelphia ACCRED WHITE PA EVLCAM $3356 $3775 $24.6Lutheran Theological Southern Seminary ACCRED WHITE SC EVLCAM $2607 $2834 $9.2Maryknoll School of Theology ACCRED WHITE NY RCTFIL:2 $1930 $1970 $1.2McCormick Theological Seminary ACCRED WHITE IL PRCHUS $7064 $7220 $60.6McGill University Faculty of Religious Studies ACCRED WHITE QC INTERDEN $1785 $1785 $2.5McMaster Divinity College ACCRED WHITE ON BPCVOQ $1520 $1520 $2.5Meadville/Lombard Theological School ACCRED WHITE IL UNTUNV $1530 $1627 $9.5Memphis Theological Seminary t,CCRED WHITE TN CMPRCH $1221 $1226 $3.3Mennonite Brethren Biblical Seminary ACCRED WHITE CA MBRCNA $1714 $1723 $0.0Methodist Theological School in Ohio ACCRED WHITE OH UNMECH $3547 $3997 $10.9Midwestern Baptist Theological Seminary ACCRED WHITE MO SBCONV $3263 $4001 $2.8Moravian Theological Seminary ACCRED WHITE PA MORCHA $1084 $1155 $7.1Mount Angel Seminary ACCRED WHITE OR RCTHUS $2001 $2217 $1.6Mount Saint Mary's Seminary ACCRED WHITE MD RCTHUS $1423 $2062 $2.6Multnomah Biblical Seminary CAND WHITE OR NDENOM $1492 $1660 $0.1Nashotah House ACCRED WHITE WI EPISCH $1589 $1872 $6.4Nazarene Theological Seminary ACCRED WHITE MO CHRNAZ $2157 $2225 $0.0New Brunswick Theological Seminary ACCRED WHITE NJ RFCHAM $1924 $2235 $6.2New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary ACCRED WHITE LA SBCONV $6709 $9032 $8.6New York Theological Seminary ACCRED BLACK NY INTERDEN $2623 $2744 $4.9Newman Theological College ACCRED WHITE AB RCTHCN $1143 $1296 $3.0North American Baptist Seminary ACCRED WHITE SD NABPCF $1790 $2322 $2.0North Park Theological Seminary ACCRED WHITE IL EVCCAM $2080 $2086 $0.0Northern Baptist Theological Seminary ACCRED WHITE IL AMBCUS $2337 $2749 $5.2Notre Dame Seminary ACCRED WHITE LA RCTHUS $1490 $1722 $1.7Oblate College ACCRED WHITE DC RCTHUS $475 $475 $0.0Oblate School of Theology ACCRED WHITE TX RCTHUS $1353 $1354 $1.7Ontario Theological Seminary ACCRED WHITE ON INTERDEN $2419 $2630 $0.0Oral Roberts University School of Theology ACCRED WHITE OK INTERDEN $2982 $3493 $0.0Pacific Lutheran Theological Seminary ACCRED WHITE CA EVLCAM $2285 $2393 $2.7Pacific School of Religion ACCRED WHITE CA UNCHCH $3972 $4597 $26,1Payne Theological Seminary CAND BLACK OH AFRMEP $552 $552 $0.0Perkins School of Theology ACCRED WHITE TX UNMECH $7639 $7639 $65.8Phillips Graduate Seminary ACCRED WHITE OK CHCFIDC $2133 $2221 $3,6Pittsburgh Theological Seminary ACCRED WHITE PA PRCHUS $0 $0 $0Pontifical College Josephinum ACCRED WHITE OH RCTHUS $1525 $1692 $13.3Pope John XXIII National Seminary ACCRED WHITE MA RCTHUS $12:. $1231 $1.1

Presbyterian School of Christian Education ACCRED WHITE VA PRCHUS $2362 $2642 $6,0Princeton Theological Seminary ACCRED WHITE NJ PRCHUS $20794 $24668 $465.6Providence College and Seminary ACCRED WHITE MB INTERDEN $1041 $1372 $0.3Queen's College, Newfoundland ASSOC WHITE NF ANGCHC $552 $552 $0,4

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1993 1992 1993 1992

13 25 13.0 116 243 224 251 209 Louisville Presbyterian Theological Seminary

11 80 38.0 0 263 256 144 136 Loyola Univ. Chicago Institute of Pastoral Studies

44 0 44.0 214 819 783 693 660 Luther Northwestern Theological Seminary

17 30 23.0 3376 365 389 320 344 Lutheran School of Theology at Chicago

6 2 6.3 47 97 110 72 66 Lutheran Theological Seminary -SASK

16 1 16.8 158 240 240 205 187 Lutheran Theological Seminary at Gettysburg

14 17 17.8 172 315 276 194 179 Lutheran Theological Seminary at Philadelphia

9 5 10.0 111 215 189 183 169 Lutheran Theological Southern Seminary

6 9 8.8 87 63 73 37 11 Maryknoll School of Theology

26 0 26.0 337 656 614 623 566 McCormick Theological Seminary

10 10 10.0 745 143 124 83 95 McGill University Faculty of Religious Studies

8 8 10.0 1065* 108 106 69 52 McMaster Divinity College

4 0 4.0 100 69 39 55 36 Meadville/Lombard Theological School

9 8 11.3 78 216 192 146 124 Memphis Theological Seminary

7 10 8.7 62 125 111 71 65 Mennonite Brethren Biblical Seminary

16 23 21.8 110 227 227 167 177 Methodist Theological School in Ohio

15 41 21.5 102 408 431 330 341 Midwestern Baptist Theological Seminary

6 "' 14 9.0 226 93 86 49 48 Moravian Theological Seminary

6 13 7.8 212 89 124 75 93 ft,tint Angel Seminary

10 8 11.0 37 136 138 153 144 Mount Saint Mary's Seminary

3 8 4.3 59 168 179 109 118 Multnomah Biblical Seminary

5 5 7.2 89 40 37 40 37 Nashotah House

15 7 18.0 88 321 325 319 264 Nazarene Theological Seminary

8 17 13.2 145 210 193 95 84 New Brunswick Theological Seminary

41 28 44.0 222 1102 2251 480 1092 New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary

8 4t. 10.0 25 338 347 256 257 New York Theological Seminary

8 18 9.9 36 218 252 80 83 Newman Theological College

12 11 13.5 64 173 141 134 123 North American Baptist Seminary

13 21 15.8 77 177 162 113 121 North Park Theological Seminary

8 12 11.1 132 171 193 131 143 Northern Baptist Theological Seminary

10 12 16.0 97 116 119 94 113 Notre Dame Seminary

2 6 4.6 603 31 20 32 22 Oblate College

5 9 10.5 36 136 138 90 78 Oblate School of Theology

12 18 17.0 62 549 531 357 323 Ontario Theological Seminary

19 26 26.5 122 604 552 489 454 Oral Roberts University School of Theology

12 16 16.3 374 128 123 136 131 Pacific Lutheran Theological Seminary

9 31 19.0 374 201 188 168 161 Pacific School of Religion

5 7 7.0 27 46 31 27 19 Payne Theological Seminary

24 10 28.0 252 391 371 338 302 Perkins School of Theology

9 28 19.0 113 221 206 146 132 Phillips Graduate Seminary

16 9 18.0 233 307 310 252 266 Pittsburgh Theological Seminary

9 5 11.5 113 81 81 92 74 Pontifical College Josephinum

6 9 10.8 56 62 62 62 62 Pope John XXIII National Seminary

8 6 9.5 283' 140 130 131 96 Presbyterian School of Christian Education

38 25 44.0 380 815 798 791 777 Princeton Theological Seminary

8 17 13.0 52 214 273 167 143 Providence College and Seminary

3 8 7.5 13 26 27 22 20 Queen's College, Newfoundland

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Queen's Theological College ACCRED I WHITE ON UNCHCA $1150 $1150 $3.1

Reformed Presbyterian Theological Seminary CAND I WHITE PA RFPRES $435 $435 $0.9

Reformed Theological Seminary ACCRED I WHITE MS INTERDEN $6377 $7264 $12.9

Regent College ACCRED I WHITE BC/ INTERDEN $3538 $4318 $2.3Regent University School of Divinity ACCRED U WHITE VA NDENOM $2713 $2944 $154.4

Regis College ACCRED I WHITE ON RCTHCN $2032 $2032 $0.8

Sacred Heart Major Seminary ACCRED I WHITE MI RCTHUS $940 $940 $0.4

Sacred Heart School of Theology ACCRED I WHITE WI RCTHUS $2854 $3379 $3.4

St. Andrew's College ASSOC I WHITE SK UNCHCA $1078 $1083 $3.2

St. Augustine's Seminary of Toronto ACCRED I WHITE ON RCTHCN $2317 $2940 $2.2

St. Bernard's Institute ACCRED I WHITE NY RCTHUS $566 $566 $1.2

Saint Charles Borromeo Seminary ACCRED I WHITE PA RCTHUS $3451 $4085 $11.5

Saint Francis Seminary ACCRED I WHITE WI RCTHUS $2174 $2174 $4.8

St. John's Seminary (CA) ACCRED I WHITE CA RCTHUS $3262 $3262 $17.4

St. John's Seminary (MA) ACCRED I WHITE MA RCTHUS $2185 $2618 $8.2

St. John's University School of Theology ACCRED I WHITE MN RCTHUS $1404 $1691 $6.9

St. Joseph's Seminary ACCRED I WHITE NY RCTHUS $2298 $2922 $0.0

Saint Mary Seminary ACCRED I WHITE OH RCTHUS $1034 $1318 $0.0

St. Mary's Seminary and Univ. School of Theology ACCRED I WHITE MD RCTHUS $3197 $3600 $28.8

St. Meinrad School of Theology ACCRED I WHITE IN RCTHUS $2221 $2856 $5.1

St. Patrick's Seminary ACCRED I WHITE CA RCTHUS $2084 $2442 $6.5

Saint Paul School of Theology ACCRED I WHITE MO UNMECH $2592 $3008 $6.7

Saiht Paul Seminary School of Divinity ACCRED U WHiTL: MN RCTHUS $2205 $2434 $3.3

St. Peter's Seminary ACCRED I WHITE ON RCTHCN $1140 $1367 $0.0

St. Stephen's College ASSOC. I WHITE AB UNCHCA $961 $961 $1.7

St. Thomas Theological Seminary ACCRED I WHITE CO RCTHUS $2216 $2624 $3.4

St. Vincent De Paul Regional Seminary ACCRED I WHITE FL RCTHUS $1649 $2014 $0.1

Saint Vincent Seminary ACCRED I WHITE PA RCTHUS $641 $760 $1.2

St. Vladimir's Orthodox Theological Seminary ACCRED I WHITE NY OXCHAM $1538 $2135 $4.7

S.S. Cyril & Methodius Seminary CAND I WHITE MI RCTHUS $685 $814 $4.3

San Francisco Theological Seminary ACCRED I WHITE CA PRCHUS $5738 $6669 $38.1

Seabury-Western Theological Seminary ACCRED I WHITE IL PISCH $2337 $2805 $5.3

Seattle University Institute for Theological Studies ACCRED U WHITE WA RCTHUS $1055 $1055 $0.0

Seminary of the East ASSOC I WHITE PA CNBPAA $974 $974 $0.6

Seminary of the Immaculate Conception CCRED I WHITE NY RCTHUS $2694 $2712 $0.0

Seventh-day Adventist Theological Seminary ACCRED U WHITE MI ADVSVD $5076 $6006 $2.3

Shaw Divinity School ASSOC I BLACK NC GBSCNC $667 $667 $0.0

Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary ACCRED I WHITE NC SBCONV $5344 $6369 $10.7

Southern Baptist Theological Seminary ACCRED I WHITE KY SBCONV $13965 $16258 $61.6

Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary ACCRED I WHITE TX SBCONV $19308 $21850 $60.1

Starr King School for the Ministry ACCRED I WHITE CA UNTUNV $762 $762 $1.6

Swedenborg School of Religion ASSOC I WHITE MA GCSWED $514 $514 $1.7

Talbot School of Theology ACCRED U WHITE CA INTERDEN $4493 $5426 $0.1

Toronto School of Theology ACCRED I WHITE ON INTERDEN $871 $871 $0.5

Trinity College Faculty of Divinity ACCRED U WHITE ON ANGCHC $1893 $1963 $31.2

Trinity Episcopal School for Ministry ACCRED I WHITE PA EPISCH $1940 $2045 $1.2

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13 0 13.0 33 97 93 65 59 Queen's Theological College

4 9 6.2 37 76 71 46 39 Reformed Presbyterian Theological Seminary

29 21 35.0 137 862 793 708 662 Reformed Theological Seminary

20 45 31.0 60 561 427 303 211 Regent College

8 3 9.0 29 262 241 191 206 Regent University School of Divinity

17 5 18.2 99 180 175 103 118 Regis College

8 15 10.0 68 68 84 42 47 Sacred Heart Major Seminary

15 12 16.9 80 139 175 104 124 Sacred Heart School of Theology

6 2 7.0 32 70 71 44 48 St. Andrew's College

8 19 12.3 25 117 37 75 90 St. Augustine's Seminary of Toronto

4 23 11.6 2794 110 112 48 45 St. Bernard's Institute

11 8 15.0 121 279 293 206 209 Saint Charles Borromeo Seminary

8 2 8.0 79 126 92 28 32 Saint Francis Seminary

0 9 3.0 68 133 138 131 166 St. John's Seminary (CA)

8 11 10.8 152 114 101 106 101 St. John's Seminary (MA)

6 14 10.3 341 112 87 80 72 St. John's University School of Theology

9 17 15.0 81 215 243 123 248 St. Joseph's Seminary

10 8 12.6 58 85 69 37 38 Saint Mary Seminary

10 32 16.0 100 244 216 137 160 St. Mary's Seminary and Univ. School of Theology

19 7 21.6 147 150 159 125 142 St. Meinrad School of Theology

7 16 11.0 92 63 83 63 82 St. Patrick's Seminary

13 29 18.3 81 298 294 223 231 Saint Paul School of Theology

8 27 11.0 89 115 100 76 92 Saint Paul Seminary School of Divinity

12 4 14.0 54 70 70 30 73 St. Peter's Seminary

3 4 3.0 10 182 211 157 189 St. Stephen's College

11 8 14.0 152 144 135 99 84 St. Thomas Theological Seminary

10 12 15.0 83 89 109 60 94 St. Vincent De Paul Regional Seminary

3 16 10.3 98 79 92 66 74 Saint Vincent Seminary

2 13 7.0 90 88 92 68 68 St. Vladimir's Orthodox Theological Seminary

10 6 11.0 82 84 78 36 39 S.S. Cyril & Methodius Seminary

14 39 24.0 374' 635 658 614 582 San Francisco Theological Seminary

10 13 15.2 2944 97 102 89 90 Seabury-Western Theological Seminary

6 29 10.8 19 179 136 98 85 Seattle University institute for Theological Studies

9 22 15.5 3 134 105 73 102 Seminary of the East

8 15 11.0 42 189 193 106 108 Seminary of the Immaculate Conception

31 16 36.5 151 424 424 402 390 Seventh-day Adventist Theological Seminary

5 17 9.5 22 88 153 37 153 Shaw Divinity School

19 20 26.8 151 688 546 518 450 Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary

64 55 81.8 349 1921 2270 1335 1544 Southern Baptist Theological Seminary

86 88 129.9 389 3458 3365 2569 2656 Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary

3 17 6.7 374' 48 51 48 51 Starr King School for the Ministry

3 2 3.6 2 16 10 13 8 Swedenborg School of Religion

24 12 28.7 254 589 514 352 354 Talbot School of Theology

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Toronto School of Theology

6 6 7.6 41 108 103 79 81 Trinity College Faculty of Divinity

.9 5 11.0 58 134 122 90 87 Trinity Episcopal School for Ministry

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TABLE 1.01


Name

ATS

Accred

Status

U

/I

Predom

Race

Prov/

StateDenom-

ination

Current Fund

Expenditures

(in Thousands $)

E&G Total

Endow-

ment

$mill

Trinity Evangelical Divinity School ACCRED I WHITE IL EVFRCA $9265 $11941 $3.1Trinity Lutheran Seminary ACCRED I WHITE OH EVLCAM $3887 $4197 $14.8Union Theological Seminary (NY) ACCRED I WHITE Nv INTERDEN $9848 $10868 $56.5Union Theological Seminary in Virginia ACCRED I WHITE VA PRCHUS $7432 $8179 $70.4United Theological Seminary (OH) ACCRED I WHITE OH UNMECH $0 $0 $0United Theological Seminary of the Twin Cities ACCRED I WHITE MN UNCHCH $2384 $2511 $4.0University of Chicago Divinity School ACCRED U WHITE IL INTERDEN $8920 $8920 $27.2University of Dubuque Theological Seminary ACCRED I WHITE IA PRCHUS $3833 $3946 $0.0University of Notre Dame Department of Theology ACCRED U WHITE IN RCTHUS $0.0 $0.0 $0.0University of St. Mary of the Lake ACCRED I WHITE IL RCTHUS $3831 $5894 $0.2University of St. Michael's College ACCRED I WHITE ON RCTHCN $2222 $2222 $2.9University of St. Thomas School of Theology ACCRED U WHITE TX RCTHUS $859 $859 $0.0University of the South School of Theology ACCRED I WHITE TN EPISCH $4600 $4922 $20.7University of Winnipeg Faculty of Theology ASSOC I WHITE MB INTERDEN $613 $613 $0.0Vancouver School of Theology ACCRED I WHITE BC INTERDEN $3013 $3836 $7.9Vanderbilt University Divinity School ACCRED U WHITE TN INTERDEN $5506 $5506 $42.6(Virginia)Protestant Episcopal Theol. Seminary ACCRED I WHITE VA EPISCH $6426 $7197 $63.3Virginia Union University School of Theology ACCRED I BLACK VA AMBCUS $803 $803 $0.8Wartburg Theological Seminary ACCRED I WHITE IA EVLCAM $3187 $3792 $9.1Washington Theological Union ACCRED I WHITE MD RCTHUS $2605 $2756 $7.5Waterloo Lutheran Seminary ACCRED I WHITE ON EVLUCA $1111 $1111 $3.0Wesley Biblical Seminary ACCRED I WHITE MS INTERDEN $643 $669 $0.2Wesley Theological Seminary ACCRED I WHITE DC UNMECH $4485 $4913 $8.9Western Evangelical Seminary ACCRED I WHITE OR INTERDEN $2098 $2262 $1.8Western Seminary CAND I WHITE OR CNBPAA $3056 $3169 $0.4Western Theological Seminary ACCRED I WHITE MI RFCHAM $2298 $2625 $5.4Westminster Theological Seminary ACCRED I WHITE PA NDENOM $3897 $4476 $1.7Westminster Theological Seminary in CA ASSOC I WHITE CA NDENOM $1496 $1496 $0.0Weston School of Theology ACCRED I WHITE MA RCTHUS $2650 $2919 $0.8Winebrenner Theological Seminary ACCRED I WHITE OH CGODGC $872 $904 $0.3Wycliffe College ACCRED I WHITE ON ANGCHC $1886 $1886 $6.0Yale University Divinity School ACCRED U WHITE CT INTERDEN $7903 $8299 $46.0

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TABLE 1.01


Faculty Library

Vol

Enrollment

Head Count FTE

F.T. P.T. FTE Thous. 1993 1992 1993 1992 Name

36 36 46.3 156 1710 1633 1510 1390 Trinity Evangelical Divinity School20 7 21.5 114 233 238 191 192 Trinity Lutheran Seminary

1 26 7.0 587 309 302 282 279 Union Theological Seminary (NY)17 11 20.7 283' 259 264 251 258 Union Theological Seminary in Virginia16 43 34.0 120 589 582 429 432 United Theological Seminary (OH)12 12 14.2 74 254 236 179 165 United Theological Seminary of the Twin Cities30 0 30.0 0 377 384 315 384 University of Chicago Divinity School

8 11 11.5 165 141 140 144 138 University of Dubuque Theological Seminary

36 3 38.3 226 207 161 207 161 University of Notre Dame Department of Theology17 18 20.0 180 213 268 227 289 University of St. Mary of the Lake14 18 16.0 111 278 271 217 200 University of St. Michael's College7 11 12.0 48 211 191 145 164 University of St. Thomas School of Theology7 10 10.0 120 152 150 133 127 University of the South School of Theology3 36 18.0 520* 237 266 96 64 University of Winnipeg Faculty of Theology

11 10 15.3 79 115 123 93 102 Vancouver School of Theology17 13 22.5 159 338 333 293 285 Vanderbilt University Divinity School19 22 23.0 117 222 206 207 198 (Virginia) Protestant Episcopal Theol. Seminary

6 8 8.8 283' 515 621 507 613 Virginia Union University School of Theology15 8 18.0 108 222 235 199 199 Wartburg Theological Seminary

20 27 29.0 58 245 242 166 181 Washington Theological Union9 18 17.0 22 149 151 90 95 Waterloo Lutheran Seminary5 11 7.5 46 96 86 96 45 Wesley Biblical Seminary

22 24 31.5 135 554 547 422 406 Wesley Theological Seminary

10 4 13.0 65 174 157 110 101 Western Evangelical Seminary15 5 17.8 60 649 586 341 370 Western Seminary12 8 13.3 107 145 152 103 114 Western Theological Seminary13 12 17.6 101 554 557 458 474 Westminster Theological Seminary

6 11 8.6 42 178 142 163 110 Westminster Theological Seminary in CA17 12 20.0 272 215 126 174 121 Weston School of Theology

6 8 8.0 38 86 72 46 45 Winebrenner Theological Seminary7 4 8.0 27 151 116 117 91 Wycliffe College

18 16 21.0 385 392 401 361 367 Yale University Divinity School

# Schools that are members of a cluster and share library resources are

indicated by numbers from one to eight, with each number indicating a

different cluster.* Indicates that the school is reporting University library holdings.** HC/Frt, for 1992 is the combination of Goshen Biblical Seminary and

Mennonite Biblical Seminary that merged in 1993.

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Table 1.02: Summary ofSelected InstitutionalCharacteristics

Primarily African-AmericanSchools:

Hood Theological SeminaryHoward University School of DivinityInterdenominational Theological

CenterNew York Theological SeminaryPayne Theological SeminaryShaw Divinity SchoolVirginia Union University School of

Theology

Primarily Hispanic Schools:

Dominican Study Center of BayamonCentral University

Evangelical Seminary of Puerto Rico

Table 1.03:ATS Membership Statusand Changes

For Definitions ofMembership Status see:ATS Constitution and Dues Structure,

. Bulletin 41,Part IATS Procedures, Standards, andCriteria for Membership,Bulletin 41,Part 3

Table 1.02 shows data for several types of schools in both number and percentage.

It is based on all member schools. University-related schools are those related to a

larger institution with at least two other graduate level professional schools or

departments. Schools are classified as members of a cluster only if the relationship

includes at least two other schools of theology. The clusters in The Association of

Theological Schools are listed at the back of the ATS Directory. In addition, schools

indicate denomination upon applying for membership to the Association.

Table 1.03 reports changes in ATS membership status for the past 10 years. The

Association has three categories of membership. Accredited members are those

that, after self study and a comprehensive evaluation on the basis of Association

standards, are granted accreditation by the Commission on Accrediting. The

category of Candidate for Accredited Membership was initiated in 1980. Candi-

dates are those institutions that, after review on the basis of Association procedures

and standards, have been authorized by vote of the Commission on Accrediting to

begin the self-study proess leading to an accreditation review. Candidacy status is

normally granted for two years. Associate members are those that have met the

criteria for associate membership prescribed by the Association and have been

recommended by the Commission on Accrediting and elected by a two-thirds vote

of the accredited members at the Biennial Meeting. They must continue to meet

minimal requirements for membership and standards of education which satisfy

guidelines defined by the ATS.

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TABLE 1.02

Summary of Selected Institutional Characteristics

Item NumberPercent of

All Schools

Schools integrally related to a University 31 14.2%

Schools holding membership in a cluster 98 44.7%

Schools that are primarily Asian 0 0.0%Schools that are primarily Black 7 3.2%Schools that are primarily Hispanic 2 0.9%Schools that are primarily White 210 95.9%

Denominational Schools 182 83.1%interdenominational Schools 27 12.3%Nondenominational Schools 10 4.6%

Canadian 32 14.6%

TABLE 1.03

ATS Membership Status and Changes

1993Status Changes

1993Total 1992 1989 1984

Accredited 1 189 188 179 169

Non-AccreditedCandidate 0 7 7 8 10Associate -2 23 25 18 21

TOTAL 219 220 205 200

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Table 1.04A:Distribution of Schools byTotal EnrollmentHead Count (HC)

Table 1.04A reports the size of member schools in six groups based on totalenrollment (HC) of full-time and part-time students. The number of schools

reporting enrollment is normally at least three fewer than the total number of

member schools as found in Table 1.03. This is because these schools are either part

of a larger institution (Berkeley Divinity School at Yale and Bexley Hall at Colgate

Rochester); or are a part of a coordinating agency, in which all enrollment is

reported by the constituent member schools (Toronto School of Theology). Increase

is most consistent in the 151-300 range school category, with both upward and

downward movements in other range categories.

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TABLE 1.04A

Distribution of Schools by Enrollment Size

Enrollment

Size 1984 1989 1992 1993

1-75 28 24 28 2375-150 64 65 62 63151-300 52 60 69 71

301-500 32 32 25 25

501-1000 14 16 27 28Over 1000 7 5 6 6Not Reporting 3 3 3 3

Total 200 205 2z

20 219

GRAPH 1.04A

1-75 151-300 501-1000 Not Reporting

75-150 301-500 Over 1000

III 1984

1989

1992

El 1993

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Table 1.04B:Distribution of Schools byFull-Time Equivalent (FTE)Enrollment

FTE is now calculated by the twofollowing methods:1. For all doctoral programs the FTEequals the Head Count.2. For all masters' level programs FTEis computed in the following mannerfor ATS purposes.

Divide the total number of creditsrequired for the degree by the numberof semesters or quarters prescribed fordegree duration to determine theaverage academic load (AAL).

To calculate FTE, divide the total ofcredit hours taken by all students in agiven degree program in a semester, bythe AAL for the same period of time.

For example: An M.Div. degreerequires 90 semester hours, and theschool considers the degree to betypically six semesters. The AALwould be 90/6 = 15 hours persemester.

If all M.Div. students complete atotal of 600 hours for the semester, andthe AAL = 15, then the FTE = 600/15= 40.

Table 1.04B reports the size of member schools in six groups based on FTE. Please

see the information on the left for the conversion of part-time students to FTE. The

total number of schools listed at the base of all columns is the total number of

member schools reporting. Note how school size changes when making distinctions

between HC and FTE. For further detail, see Graph 1.04C.

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TABLE 1.04B

Distribution of Schools by FTE Enrollment

FTE Size 1984 1989 1992 1993

1 - 75 53 50 55 51

75-150 69 64 65 65

151-300 51 49. 52 51

301-500 18 26 27 28

501-1000 8 9 13 17

Over 1000 3 4 5 4

Not Reporting 3 3 3 3

Total 205 205 220 219

GRAPH 1.04B

1-75 151-300 501-1000 Not Reporting75-150 301-500 Over 1000

0 1984

1/11989

01992

Ill 1993

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Graph 1.04C:HC/FTE for 1993

Graph 1.04C shows how the HOF h,ratios affect the size of the schoolcomparisons.

Table 1.06:Educational Program Levelsof Accredited Schools

Definitions of terms can be found inATS Procedures, Standards, andCriteria for Membership,Bulletin 41,Part 3, Standard XIII onNomenclature.

Graph 1.04C shows how the HC/P1E. ratios affect the size of the school and the

impact part-time students have on an institution. Twenty-eight schools move

downward to the 1-75 range when counting by FTE. Additionally, there is a loss

of 20 schools in the 151-300 range and 11 in the 501-1000 range. In any planning

process, an institution must anticipate a full range of services for students as if they

are full-time. But, in reality, they may receive tuition fees based only on part-time

status of a sizable proportion of their student enrollment.

A comparison between 1984 and 1993 shows similar movement. In 1993, however,

more schools shifted downward in size and it is the 151-300 range schools that are

most affected by a larger number of part-time students. In 1984 the 301-500 range

schools were most affected. Use of this information should be analyzed in relation

to specific degree programs to understand the full impact of part-time students on

institutional resources.

Table 1.06 includes accredited schools as of the December 1993 meeting of the

Commission on Accrediting that have reported degree programs in several major

categories. The M.Div. is generally the first professional degree offered by all

member schools. The increase in numbers can be accounted for by the change in

the source of data from what schools were reporting on the IC-1 ATS Form to the

permanent records in the Accreditation Office.

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HC/FTE Comparison 1993

GRAPH 1.04C


1711 raw1-75 151-300 501-1000 Not Reporting

75-150 301-500 Over 1000

TABLE 1.06

Educational Program Levels of Accredited Schools

HC

FTE

LevelNumber of Schools

at each level1993 1992

M.A. Academic/M.A.R./M.T.S. Degree 179 153M.A. Professional Degree/M.R.E. 95 80M.Div. 212 180D.Min./D.Miss./Ed.D./D.M.A. Degree 104 91

Other 30 29Ph.D./Th.D./S.T.D. 38 46Postbaccalaureate Certificate 58 40Postsecondary Award, Certificate, Diploma 57 35S.T.M./Th.M. Degree 75 64

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Chapter IIEnrollment

Enrollment trends are central to academic activity and institutional viability. IntroductionObserving enrollment indicators can assist schools in making quality decisions

about the addition or deletion of programs, shifting marketing strategy, oradjusting costs to attract and retain students.

The sections of the ATS Annual Report Forms on Admissions, Enrollment, and

Completions (A -1, EF- I through EF-6, and C-1) report Head Count (HC) and Full-

Time Equivalent (FIE) enrollment by age, race, and denomination, and enrollment

by specific degree programs, much of which is reflected in tables in this chapter.

This chapter also includes a report of completions by degree program, their number

and enroll gent, and the number of first-year students.


I. What impact does the changing enrollment picture have on faculty,

staff, housing, class scheduling, degree offerings, and services?

2. Does your school have a recruitment/enrollment strategy?

3. Has your institution done an assessment of its recruitment and

enrollment strategies?

4. Does your school use an enrollment management consultant ser-

vice?

The introduction to the Fact Book contains information on comparability of data

as well as a complete listing of all ATS approved degrees. Requirements for each

degree may be found in ATS Bulletin 41, Part 3, Procedures, Standards, and

Criteria for Membership.

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Table 2.01:Number of Applications,Acceptances, and Enrollees

Information for this table was takenfrom the section entitled Admissions(A-1) of the ATS 1993 Annual ReportForms.

Table 2.02:Number InitiallyEnrolled Each Year

Applicant A person formally requesting admission to a program.

Acceptance Formal notification of admittance by a school.

Enrollee A student who enrolls after being accepted.

Acceptance % The number of applicants accepted divided by the number of

applicants.

Enrollment % The number of enrollees divided by the number of applicants

accepted.


I. What selection policies are used at your school?

2. Do these policies differ according to degrees?

3. How does your institution's percentage of acceptances in relation-

ship to enrollment compare to ATS schools as a whole?

4. Is there any thought being given to a change in policy regarding your

school's selection process?

Table 2.02 makes use of the same data as Table 2.01 but presents the data as a five-

year trend. Additional years will be added from the ATS Annual Report Forms in

succeeding years. One sees a significant increase in the number of students over

time, particularly in the M.A. and M.Div. programs. The reader must keep in mind

that these increases are due in part to new schools that were admitted to ATS in 1990

and 1992. The 1993 data continues to show an increase in the M.A. programs.

Added in 1993 for the first time are the categories: Advanced Academic Degrees,

Certificate/Diploma Programs, and Special/Unclassified.

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TABLE 2.01

Number of Applicants, Acceptances, and Enrollees

M.A. M.Div. D.Min.Other

Doctorates

Total ApplicantsFall 1993 7730 13787 1736 2673Fall 1992 6956 12753 1785 2228

Total AcceptancesFall 1993 5972 10997 1408 956Fall 1992 5255 10534 1361 953

Total EnrolleesFall 1993 4580 8249 1286 602Fall 1992 4060 8366 1343 691

Acceptance %Fall 1993 77:3% 79.8% 81.1% 35.8%Fall 1992 75.5% 82.6% 76.2% 42.8%

Enrollment %Fall 1993 76.7% 75.0% 91.3% 63.0%Fall 1992 77.3% 79.4% 98.7% 72.5%

TABLE 2.02

Number Initially Enrolled Each Year

Sep-1990 Sep-1991 Sep-1992 Sep-1993

M.A. 3268 3568 4060 4580M.Div. 7365 7524 8366 8249D.Min. 942 1272 1343 1286Doctorates other than D.Min. 555 603 691 602

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Table 2.03:Admission Policies asReported RegardingUndergraduate GPAand GRE Scores:Fall 1993

The ATS Annual Report Forms request information on the minimum admission

requirements for the cumulative undergraduate grade point average (GPA) and for

the Graduate Record Exam (GRE). The lowest required score, the highest, and the

average of all scores are listed. The grade point average is calculated on a four-point

scale in which A=4, B=3, C=2, D=I. Any GPA reported on a different scale was

converted to a four-point scale.

The GRE is an entrance examination for graduate programs that is administered

by the Educational Testing Service (ETS) of Princeton, NJ. The GRE scores

reported in this table divide the GRE into three categories for the purpose of

analysis. In evaluating this data, keep in mind the number of schools reporting use

of GRE scores.

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TABLE 2.03

Admissions Policies Regarding Undergraduate GPA and GRE Scores

M.A. M.Div.Other

D.Min. Doctorates

Number reporting as minimum GPA 137 157 35 19

Lowest minimum GPA 2.00 2.00 2.00 3.00Highest minimum GPA 3.50 3.50 3.50 4.00Average minimum GPA 2.61 2.45 2.84 3.32

Number reporting as minimum GRE quantitative 10 10 3 7

Lowest minimum GRE quantitative 400.00 200.00 400.00 500.00Highest minimum GRE quantitative 550.00 550.00 568.00 600.00Average minimum GRE quantitative 461.00 421.00 489.33 571.43

Number reporting as minimum GRE verbal 19 16 7 13

Lowest minimum GRE verbal 400.00 200.00 400.00 450.00Highest minimum GRE verbal 600.00 620.00 550.00 650.00Average minimum GRE verbal 495.79 471.25 475.71 572.31

Number reporting as minimum GRE analytical 11 12 5 6

Lowest minimum GRE analytical 400.00 200.00 400.00 500.00Highest minimum GRE analytical 640.00 650.00 550.00 650.00Average minimum GRE analytical 490.91 474.17 498.00 591.67

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Table 2.04A:Total Head Count (HC)Enrollment inMember Schools

Please see the Introduction forcomparability of data.

Graph 2.04 A:

The "Schools Reporting" column of Table 2.04A shows the number of schools

reporting enrollment data for each year. The total enrollment is divided into four

categories that reflect three of the major degree programs, with all other programs

combined in the fourth category. The M.Div. and Interns category includes all

students reported as enrolled in a three- or four-year M.Div. program and those

reported as interns. Interns are reported as enrolled when the internship is under

the supervision of the school and is integral to the completion of the M.Div. degree.

The Th.D., S.T.D., and Ph.D. are the traditional academic doctorates thatconstitute the major source for faculty of graduate level theological schools. The

Doctor of Ministry is the highest level professional degree. With the number of

schools held constant, the D.Min. program is the only one showing a sizable

increase. The decline in "other" indicates shifts in Certificate programs. Institu-

tions may wish to compare these shifts with their own changes over time.

Graph 2.04A shows a slight decline in the M.Div. degree program in the early

1990s, with an increase again in 1992 and 1993. After some sizable increases in

"other degree programs" in the early 1990s, there is now indication of a decline.

These shifts reflect current discussions within some of our ATS schools as to

whether or not schools have diversified too much and ought to refocus on the

primary M.Div. degree.

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TABLE 2.04A

Total Head Count Enrollment In Member Schools

YearSchools

ReportingM.Div.&Interns

Th.D, S.T.D.& Ph.D. D.Min. Others Total

PercentChange

1988 202 26,581 2,968 6,077 20,120 55,746 NA1989 202 25,954 3,128 6,462 20,664 56,208 0.83%1990 208 25,615 3,268 6,741 23,548 59,172 5.27%1991 208 25,710 3,351 6,934 24,091 60,086 1.54%1992 217 26,956 3,358 7,274 26,086 63,674 5.97%1993 216 27,264 3,510 7,610 25,234 63,618 -0.09%

30000

25000

20000

15000

10000

5000

GRAPH 2.04A

1988

1989

19901991

19921993

MDIV

1111 PH D

EIDMIN

MOTHERS

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Table 2.04B:Total Full-Time Equivalent(FTE) Enrollment inMember Schools

FTE is now calculated by the twofollowing methods:

1. For all doctoral programs the FTEequals the Head Count.

2. For all master level programs FTEis computed in the followingmanner for ATS purposes.

First compute the average academicload by dividing he total number ofcredits required for the degree by thenumber of semesters or quartersprescribed for degree duration.To calculate FTE, divide the total of

credit hours taken by all students in agiven degree program in a semester,by the average academic load for thesame period of time.

For example: an M.Div. degreerequires 90 semester hours, and theschool considers the degree to betypically six semesters, the averageacademic load would be 90/6 = 15hours per semester.

If all M.Div. students complete atotal of 600 hours for the semester,and the average academic load = 15,then the FTE = 600/15 = 40.

Graph 2.04B:

FTE enrollment statistics from pre-1988 editions of the Fact Book are not published

because the guidelines for calcul ating the FTE were amended for the 1988 and 1989

ATS Annual Report Forms.

If a number of students take an overload of courses, the school may report a higher

FTE than Head Count (HC). Instructions for pre-1988 ATS Annual Report Forms,

as well rs editions of the Fact Book prepared from these forms, indicated that the

FTE, should not be higher than the HC.

Comparing the HC with the FTE of M.Div. students gives one the clearest picture

of the impact of part-time students. In the category "other," spec ial/unclassified was

eliminated in 1991 because of the wide disparity of what constitutes a certificate

program. Schools, however, requested that it be reinstituted in 1992. The table

therefore shows an increase of 2951 students in 1992 but a decline of 480 in 1993.

For the sources of the data and the definitions of the four categories, please refer

to the commentary on Table 2.04A.

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TABLE 2.04B

Total FTE Enrollment In Member Schools

YearNumber

ReportingM.Div.&Interns

Th.D, S.T.D.& Ph.D. D.Min. Others Total

PercentChange

1988 202 21,537 2,968 6,077 10,999 41,581 0.00%1989 202 21,277 3,128 6,462 11,316 42,183 1.45%1990 208 21,213 3,268 6,741 13,796 45,018 6.72%1991 208 21,121 3,351 6,934 12,641 44,047 -2.16%1992 217 21,870 3,358 7,274 15,592 48,094 9.19%1993 216 22,004 3,510 7,610 15,112 48,236 0.30%

30000

25000

20000

15000

10000

5000

GRAPH 2.04B

19881989

19901991

19921993

DMDIV

PHDEDMIN

!MOTHERS

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Table 2.05:Comparative Enrollments:Total Past Year HC vs. Fall1992 HC

Graph 2.05

Table 2.05 looks at the differences by degree categories in Head Count when

enrollment is reported for a total year and when it is reported as of the opening of

the fall term. The year 1992 is used as the base year for the EF-1 because the IC-

I reports final 1992-93 enrollment. All Fact Book tables are based on the fall

enrollment to be consistent with data reported by most ATS U.S. schools to the

National Center for Education Statistics (IPEDS). We do, however, ask for total

enrollment as of the end of the year on the IC-1 form so that schools may compare

the two. Although the two columns show an overall 11.4% increase, the percentages

vary greatly by degree category.

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TABLE 2.05

Comparative Enrollments: Total Past Year HC vs. Fall 1992 HC

Degree Types 1993 IC-1 1992 EF-1 Difference 0/0

Number of Schools Reporting 216 216

Professional and Academic M.A. Programs 15,438 12,684 2,754 17.8M.Div., Pre-M.Div. Non-degree and Interns 28,924 27,318 1,606 5.6Professional Doctoral Program 7,907 7,961 -54 -0.7Certificate and Diploma Programs 5,020 4,349 671 13.4Special/Unclassified 9,172 6,136 3,036 33.1Advanced Research and Academic Programs 5,402 5,226 176 3.3

Totals: 71,863 63,674 8,189 11.4

40000

30000

20000

10000

0

GRAPH 2.05

MAMDiv/Interns

Doctoral Spec/UnclassCertificate Adv. Research

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Table 2.06:Comparable Enrollments:Same InstitutionsReportingHC

We propose to track the sameinstitutions reporting for a period offive years, initiating a new groupevery five years. The trend analysisthat flows from this table offers anaccurate record of the growth ordecline of a control group of institu-tions.

Table 2.07:Comparison of TotalEnrollmentTotalIndividuals (HC) and FTE

Table 2.06 reports the change in-Head Count enrollment in the same number of

member institutions submitting Annual Report Forms for a constant number of

years. The first sequence of five years of data from 1985 to 1989 is for the same 191

schools. An analysis of this first sequence appears in the 1988-89 and 1989-90 Fact

Books. The first year of the second sequence of five years begins in 1990 with a base

of 206 schools. Any schools that drop out (by closing or not reporting) before 1995

will be eliminated from all calculations in any subsequent Fact Book Any schools

sending in their initial Annual Report Forms after 1990 were not included in this

table, nor is data included from schools admitted to the Association at the 1992

Biennial Meeting. If this table is compared with Table 2.04A, a clearer picture about

enrollment changes emerges. Table 2.04A (representing 216 schools) shows an

overall decrease in enrollment of .09%. Table 2.06, with an overall decrease of

.35%, presents an even pattern of student enrollment activity in ATS member

schools.

Table 2.07 provides an analysis of the ratio of Full-Time Equivalent to Head Count

enrollment for the number of member schools reporting Head Count for each year

reported. The statistics for this table are taken from the Total Head CountEnrollment in Table 2.04A and the Total FIE Enrollment in Table 2.04B.

Please refer to the Introduction to the Fact Book for comparability of data. With the

definitions stabilized, the percent change in both HC and FTE enrollment is very

slight. The FTE percent of HC seems to be holding at approximately 75%.

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TABLE 2.06

Comparable Enrollments: Same Institutions Reporting Head Count

Total EnrollmentSame 191 Schools

Total EnrollmentSame 206 Schools

Year HC % Change Year HC % Change

1985 55,878 NA 1990 58,982 NA1986 55,301 -1.02% 1991 59,914 1.58%1987 54,800 -0.91% 1992 62,111 3.67%1988 54,377 -0.77% 1993 61,896 -0.35%1989 54,828 0.83% 1994

TABLE 2.07

Comparison of Total Enrollment: Head Count and Full-Time Equivalent

Year Head Count % Change FTE % ChangeFTE % of

Head CountNumber

Reporting

1988 55,746 % 41,581 % 74.59% 2021989 56,208 0.83% 42,183 1.45% 75.05% 2021990 59,172 5.27% 45,018 6.72% 76.08% 2081991 60,086 1.54% 44,047 -2.16% 73.31% 2081992 63,674 5.97% 48,094 9.19% 75.53% 2171993 63,618 -0.09% 48,236 0.30% 75.82% 216

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Table 2.10:Total Enrollment by DegreeTypesHC and FTE

The statistics for this table and Table2.12 are taken from the followingcategories of the Enrollment Form forthe fall of 1991 and 1992.

Professional & Academic M.A.Programs includes all the M.A.programs listed on the EF-1, page 1.M.Div. and Pre-M.Div., Non-Degree

includes all enrollees reported on EF-1, page 2. Professional DoctoralPrograms includes all enrolleesreported on EF-1, page 3, columns Athrough H.Certificate and Diploma Programs

includes all enrollees reported on EF-1, page 4, columns A and B.Special/Unclassified includes all

enrollees reported on EF-1, page 4,columns C and D. Interns includes allthose reported on EF-1, page 4,columns E and F.Advanced Research and Academic

Degrees includes all those reported onEF-1, page 5, columns A-F.

Graph 2.10-1

Table 2.10 reports total enrollment both by Head Count and Full-Time Equivalency

for 1992 and 1993 by seven principal categories. Graphs 2.10-1, 2.10-2, and 2.10-

3 pictorially display the same information. For an earlier discussion, see Tables

2.04A and 2.04B.

Graph 2.10-1 clearly shows that the ratio between HC and F I E is very stable. While

schools continue to be concerned about part-time students' impact on totalresources, the numbers are not proportionally increasing.

GRAPH 2.10-130000

25000

20000

15000

10000

5000

0

92 93

92 93

MA

92 93

f7E-111111

Doctoral Spec./Unclass. Adv. ResearchMDIV Certificate Interns

92 93

EIHC1992

INIFTE1992

EHC1993

INFTE1993

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TABLE 2.10

Total Enrollment by Degree Type

Degree Types 1992 1993 1993 total HC 1993 total FTE

Professional and Academic M.A. ProgramsHead Count 12,684 13,667 21.48%FTE 8,511 8,923 18.50%

M.Div. and Pre-M.Div. Non-degree (excluding intern year)Head Count 26,505 26,726 42.01%FTE 21,501 21,402 44.37%

Professional Doctoral ProgramsHead Count 7,961 8,302 13.05%FTE 7,961 8,302 17.21%

Certificate and Diploma Programs (non-preordination only)Head Count 4,349 3,685 5.79%FTE 2,743 2,235 4.63%

Special/UnclassifiedHead Count 6,136 5,069 7.97%FTE 2,041 1,954 4.05%

InternsHead Count 813 823 1.29%FTE 758 764 1.58%

Advanced Research and Academic Degree ProgramsHead Count 5,226 5,346 8.40%FTE 4,579 4,656 9.65%

TotalHead Count 63,674 63,618 100.00%FTE 48,094 48,236 100.00%

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Graph 2.10-2Graph 2.10-3HC/FTE Enrollmentby Degree Type

Graphs 2.10-2 and 2.10-3 visually show data from Table 2.10. The M.Div. degree

in both HC and 1-TE represents approximately 40% of the student enrollment.

Schools, particularly through professional M.A. and D. Min. programs, continue

to diversify.

38J2

Advanced Research

5346

Interns

823

Special/Unclassified

5069

Certificate

3685

GRAPH 2.10-2

Doctoral

8302

Advanced Research

4656

ENROLLMENT

M.A.

13667

M.Div.

26726

1993 HC Enrollment by Degree Type

GRAPH 2.10-3

Interns

764


1954

Certificate

2235

Doctoral

8302

M.A.

8923

M. Div.

21402

1993 FTE Enrollment by Degree Type

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Table 2.12:Enrollment by DegreeHC and FTE

The order of degrees listed follows theorder in which they are listed in theEnrollment section (EF-1) of the ATSAnnual Report Forms.


1. What are the HC/FTE enrollment ratios of your institution?

2. What are the recent trends in part-time enrollment?

3. How do these breakdowns match the goals and objectives derived

from your mission statement?

4. Do any changes reflect a clear institutional strategy?

5. How have services and programs changed to meet the needs of part-

time students?

Table 2.12 reports the enrollment for allmember schools for the fall of 1990 through

1993, showing a four-year trend for each degree and each category. Although most

categories will be obvious to the reader, the distinction in the M.A. programs is

worth noting. The M.A./M.A.R./M.T.S. represent the two-year academic master's

level program that may be research-oriented or "general academic" without the

focus on research methodology. This reflects the fact that some seeking a master's

degree of this kind will be preparing for doctoral level work whereas others will have

a variety of reasons for seeking an advanced level of preparation in theology. The

next category, M.A. in (Special), is the professional M.A. two-year program that

helps prepare people for a specialized ministry in contrast with the M.Div., that is

a basic three-year program of general preparation for the full range of ministry. The

professional M.A. is always qualified in its title by the area of specialization, e.g.,

M.A. in Pastoral Counseling. Introduced for the first time in 1993 is the breakout

of the M.A.P.S./M.P.S. degree category. The last category, that of Advanced

Research and Academic Degree Programs, combines a number of special degrees

under one heading. The degrees included remain the same degrees that were

included in previous years under the heading Academic post-M.A./M.Div. Pro-

grams; the heading, however, was changed for the sake of clarity.

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TABLE 2.12

Enrollment by Degree

ENROLLMENT

PercentDegrees 1990 1991 1992 1993 of total

FTE: 1993

Professional and Academic M.A. ProgramsM. R. E. Head Count 1,951 1,832 1,848 2,055

FTE 1,409 1,308 1,330 1,326M.C.M./M.S.M Head Count 442 427 414 439

FTE 381 376 381 342M.A./M.A.R./M.T.S. Head Count 6,144 6,105 6,872 7,131

FTE 3,622 3,567 4,181 4,485M.A. in (Special) Head Count 2,891 3,546 3,550 3,342

FTE 2,123 2,593 2,619 2,325M.P.S./M.A.P.S. Head Count 0 0 0 700

FTE 0 0 0 445Subtotal Head Count 11,428 11,910 12,684 13,667

FTE 7,535 7,844 8,511 8,923 18.50%M.Div. and Pre-M.Div. Non-degree (excluding intern year)

Pre-M.Div. Non-degree Head Count 310 400 362 285FTE 206 354 389 162

M.Div. Head Count 24,732 24,903 26,143 26,441FTE 20,418 20,369 21,112 21,240

Subtotal Head Count 25,042 '25,303 26,505 26,726FTE 20,624 20,723 21,501 21,402 44.37%

Professional Doctoral ProgramsD.Min. Head Count 6,741 6,934 7,274 7,610

FTE 6,741 6,934 7,274 7,610D.Miss. Head Count 296 287 312 334

FTE 296 287 312 334Ed.D. Head Count 326 325 332 314

FTE 326 325 332 314D.S.M./D.M.A. Head Count 54 52 43 44

FTE 54 52 43 44Subtotal Head Count 7,417 7,598 7,961 8,302

FTE 7,417 7,598 7,961 8,302 17.21%Certificate and Diploma Programs (non-preordination only)

Head Count 3,210 3,371 4,349 3,685FTE 1,811 1,924 2,743 2,235 4.63%

SpeciaUUnclassifiedHead Count 5,977 5,864 6,136 5,069

FTE 2,286 687 2,041 1,954 4.05%Interns

Head Count 883 807 813 823FTE 795 752 758 764 1.58%

Advanced Research and Academic Degree ProgramsS.T.M./Th.M. Head Count 1,947 1,882 1,868 1,836

FTE 1,282 1,168 1,221 1,146Th.D./S.T.D. Head Count 551 545 548 417

FTE 551 545 548 417Ph.D. Head Count 2,717 2,806 2,810 3,093

FTE 2,717 2,806 2,810 3,093Subtotal Head Count 5,215 5,233 5,226 5,346

FTE 4,550 4,519 4,579 4,656 9.65%

TotalHead Count 59,172 60,086 63,674 63,618

FTE 45,018 44,047 48,094 48,236 100.00%

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Graph 2.12:Enrollment by DegreeHead Count

Graph 2.12 shows the proportional distribution of the various degree programs. By

using the percentage figure in Table 2.12 and this graph, schools may wish to

compare their own distribution with those of the aggregate of ATS member schools.

70000

60000

50000

40000

30000

20000

10000

0

GRAPH 2.12

1990 1991

Head Count 4-year by degree

1992 1993

MProf./Acad. M.A.

0 M . Div. /Pre-M.Div.

Prof. Doctoral

Certificate /Diploma


II Interns

Adv. Research/Acad.

Degree

Table 2.13:Head Count/(FTE)Enrollment by IndividualDegree ProgramsTotal Enrollment PerSchool/Per Degree

Table 2.13 is the second table to give data by individual school. It provides the

opportunity for the reader to select schools for specific peer analyses and to respond

more specifically to the questions raised under Table 2.12.

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ENROLLMENTTABLE 2.13

Head Count / (FTE) Enrollment By Individual Degree ProgramsTotal Enrollment Per School / Per Degree

ACADIA DIVINITY COLLEGE

1992 1993

ANDOVER NEWTON

THEOLOGICAL SCHOOL1992 1993

Professional & Academic M.A. 30 (17) 19 (19) 55 (24) 49 (23)

M.Div. & Pre-M.Div. Non-degree 60 (57) 59 (59) 230 (141) 242 (137)

D.Min./D.Miss./Ed.D./D.M.A 27 (27) 31 (31) 116 (116) 111 (111)

Certificate and Diploma Programs 0 (0) 2 (2) 0 (0) 0 (0)

SpeciaVUnclassified 38 (19) 22 (22) 42 (15) 46 (16)

Interns 0 (0) 0 (0) 0 (0) 0 (0)

S.T.M./Th.M./Th.D./S.T.D./Ph.D. 0 (0) 18 (18) 57 (53) 51 (46)

Totals 155 (120) 151 (151) 500 (349) 499 (333)

ALLIANCE THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY1992 1993

AQUINAS INSTITUTE OF THEOLOGY1992 1993



D.MinJD.Miss./Ed.D./D.M.A 0 (0) 0 (0) 0 (0) 9 (9)

Cev aficate and Diploma Programs 0 (0) 0 (0) 0 (0) 0 (0)

Special/Unclassified 58 (17) 53 (17) 43 (18) 27 (11)

Interns 1 (1) 1 (1) 0 (0) 3 (2)


Totals 239 (146) 228 (132) 104 (50) 103 (60)

AMERICAN BAPTIST SEMINARYOF THE WEST

1992 1993

ASBURY THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY

1992 1993






Interns 0 (0) 0 (0) 0 (0) 0 (0)


Totals 53 (40) 57 (37) 811 (516) 852 (662)

ANDERSON UNIVERSITY ASHLAND THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY

SCHOOL OF THEOLOGY1992 1993 1992 1993






Interns 0 (0) 0 (0) 0 (0) 0 (0)


Totals 119 (79) 114 (86) 536 (385) 562 (446)

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ASSEMBLIES OF GODTHEOLOGICAL. SEMINARY

1992 1993

ATLANTIC SCHOOL OF THEOLOGY

1992 1993






Interns 0 (0) 0 (0) 0 (0) 0 (0)

S.T.M./Th.m.rrh.D./S.T.D./Ph.D. 0 (0) 0 (0) 1 (1) 2 (0)

Totals 301 (223) 349 (250) 109 (84) 119 (82)

ASSOCIATED CANADIAN AUSTIN PRESBYTERIAN

THEOLOGICAL SCHOOLS THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY

1992 1993 1992 1993






Interns 0 (0) 0 (0) 11 (8) 0 (0)


Totals 201 (131) 272 (160) 300 (231) 332 (263)

ASSOCIATED MENNONITE AZUSA PACIFIC UNIVERSITY

BIBLICAL SEMINARY1992 1993 1992 1993

Professional & Academic M.A. 0 0 36 (23) 87 (73) 98 (98)

M.Div. & Pre-M.Div. Non-degree 0 0 63 (45) 126 (118) 90 (90)

D.Min./D.Miss./Ed.D./D.M.A 0 0 0 (0) 0 (0) 0 (0)

Certificate and Diploma Programs 0 0 3 (2) 0 (0) 0 (0)

Special/Unclassified 0 0 39 (13) 4 (2) 17 (17)

Interns 0 0 0 (0) 0 (0) 0 (0)

S.T.M./Th.M./Th.D./S.T.D./Ph.D. 0 0 0 (0) 0 (0) 0 (0)

Totals 0 0 141 (83) 217 (193) 205 (205)

ATHENAEUM OF OHIO BANGOR THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY

1992 1993 1992 1993






Interns 4 (4) 10 (10) 0 (0) 0 (0)


Totals 241 (195) 236 (:'00) 175 (112) 193 (133)

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BAPTIST MISSIONARY ASSOCIATION1992 1993

BIBLICAL THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY1992 1993






Interns 0 (0) 0 (0) 0 (0) 0 (0)


Totals 68 (44) 82 (54) 255 (180) 254 (184)

BEESON DIVINITY SCHOOL BOSTON UNIVERSITYSCHOOL OF THEOLOGY

1992 1993 1992 1993






Interns 0 (0) 0 (0) 0 (0) 0 (0)


Totals 107 (71) 164 (126) 568 (526) 567 (529)

BETHANY THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY BRITE DIVINITY SCHOOL

1992 1993 1992 1993






Interns 1 (0) 1 (1) 0 (0) 0 (0)


Totals 93 (67) 99 (68) 238 (206) 264 (219)

BETHEL THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY1992 1993

CALVIN THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY1992 1993






Interns 0 (0) 0 (0) 17 (17) 24 (24)


Totals 478 (402) 488 (413) 228 (188) 235 (199)

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CANADIAN THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY1992 1993

CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY OF AMERICA1992 1993






Interns 0 (0) 1 (1) 0 (0) 0 (0)

S.T.M./Th.M.fTh.D. /S.T.D. /Ph.D. 0 (0) 0 (0) 75 (63) 34 (34)

Totals 183 (137) 188 (137) 160 (145) 124 (124)

CANDLER SCHOOL OF THEOLOGY CENTRAL BAPTISTTHEOLOGICAL SEMINARY

1992 1993 1992 1993






Interns 0 (0) 0 (0) 0 (0) 0 (0)


Totals 660 (606) 734 (668) 99 (67) 84 (73)

CAPITAL BIBLE SEMINARY CHICAGO THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY

1992 1993 1992 1993






Interns 0 (0) 0 (0) 4 (0) 3 (0)


Totals 132 (63) 122 (72) 212 (183) 205 (175)

CATHOLIC THEOLOGICAL UNION

1992 1993

CHRIST THE KING SEMINARY1992 1993






Interns 0 (0) 0 (0) 0 (0) 0 (0)


Totals 316 (245) 298 (212) 105 (74) 109 (71)

4660


CHRISTIAN THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY CLAREMONT SCHOOL OF THEOLOGY

1992 1993 1992 1993



D.Min./D.MissiEd.D./D.M.A 28 (28) 33 (33) 61 (61) 52 (52)



Interns 0 (0) 0 (0) 3 (2) 2 (2)


Totals 305 (264) 352 (307) 327 (258) 332 (255)

CHURCH DIVINITY SCHOOL COLGATE ROCHESTER

OF THE PACIFIC DIVINITY SCHOOL

1992 1993 1992 1993






Interns 2 (2) 0 (0) 0 (0) 0 (0)


Totals 88 (86) 81 (81) 224 (138) 220 (127)

CHURCH OF GOD SCHOOL OF THEOLOGY COLUMBIA INTERNATIONAL UNIVERSITY

1992 1993 1992 1993



D.Min./D.Miss. /Ed.D./D.M.A 0 (0) 0 (0) 60 (60) 52 (52)



Interns 3 (3) 0 (0) 0 (0) 0 (0)


Totals 239 (196) 249 (202) 774 (467) 401 (329)

CINCINNATI BIBLE SEMINARY COLUMBIA THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY

1992 1993 1992 1993






Interns 0 (0) 0 (0) 1 (1) 2 (2)


Totals 265 (265) 296 (204) 636 (557) 646 (530)

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CONCORDIA LUTHERAN SEMINARY (AB)1992 1993

COVENANT THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY1992 1993






Interns 10 (10) 2 (2) 0 (0) 0 (0)

S.T.m.rrh.M./Th.D./S.T.D./Ph.D. 0 (0) 0 (0) 20 (4) 13 (5)

Totals 36 (33) 31 (30) 436 (259) 500 (306)

CONCORDIA LUTHERAN DALLAS THEOLOGICAL SEMINARYTHEOLOGICAL SEMINARY (ON)

1992 1993 1992 1993






Interns 4 (4) 7 (2) 0 (0) 0 (0)

S.T.M.rrh.M./Th.D./S.T.D./Ph.D. 0 (0) 0 (0) 607 (437) 624 (449)

Totals 45 (34) 44 (30) 1125 (721) 1221 (752)

CONCORDIA SEMINARY (MO) DE SALES SCHOOL OF THEOLOGY1992 1993 1992 1993






Interns 78 (78) 103 (103) 0 (0) 0 (0)


Totals 526 (489) 566 (509) 47 (26) 45 (28)

CONCORDIA THEOLOGICAL DENVER CONSERVATIVE BAPTIST

SEMINARY (IN) SEMINARY

1992 1993 1992 1993






Interns 76 (76) 80 (80) 0 (0) 0 (0)


Totals 463 (439) 436 (402) 628 (414) 631 (435)

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TABLE 2.13

Professional & Academic M.A.M.Div. & Pre-M.Div. Non-degreeD.Min./D.Miss./Ed.D./D.M.ACertificate and Diploma ProgramsSpecial/UnclassifiedInternsS.T.M./Th.M./Th.D./S.T.D./Ph.D.Totals




DOMINICAN HOUSE OF STUDIES

1992 1993

1 (0) 0 (0)

24 (20) 17 (17)

0 (0) 0 (0)

0 (0) 0 (0)

0 (0) 0 (0)

0 (0) 0 (0)

12 (10) 13 (13)

37 (30) 30 (30)

DOMINICAN SCHOOL OF PHILOSOPHY

AND THEOLOGY

1992 1993

28 (21) 25 (21)

21 (20) 23 (23)

0 (0) 0 (0)

0 (0) 1 (0)

24 (14) 26 (15)

0 (0) 0 (0)

0 (0) 0 (0)

73 (55) 75 (59)

DOMINICAN STUDY CENTER OF BAYAMON

CENTRAL UNIVERSITY

1992 1993

4635006

00

87

(46)

(35)

(0)

(0)

(6)

(0)

(0)

(87)

4341

00400

88

(43)

(41)

(0)

(0)

(4)

(0)

(0)

(88)

DREW UNIVERSITY

THEOLOGICAL SCHOOL

1992 1993

34 (24) 38 (20)

174 (138) 194 (180)

88 (88) 190 (190)

33 (2) 0 (0)

12 (5) 23 (9)

0 (0) 0 (0)

110 (105) 195 (189)

451 (362) 640 (588)

ENROLLMENT

DUKE UNIVERSITY DIVINITY SCHOOL

1992 1993

74 (61) 61 (50)

351 (305) 362 (319)

0 (0) 0 (0)

0 (0) 0 (0)

13 (6) 15 (8)

0 (0) 0 (0)

130 (117) 135 (122)

568 (489) 573 (499)

EARLHAM SCHOOL OF RELIGION

1992 1993

2 (1) 4 (4)

47 (35) 40 (36)

0 (0) 0 (0)

0 (0) 0 (0)

0 (0) 10 (6)

0 (0) 0 (0)

0 (0) 0 (0)

49 (36) 54 (46)

EASTERN BAPTIST THEOLOGICAL

SEMINARY

1992 1993

57 (7) 57 (32)

195 (24) 195 (142)

58 (58) 59 (59)

57 (7) 0 (0)

0 (0) 29 (11)

0 (0) 0 (0)

0 (0) 0 (0)

367 (96) 340 (244)

EASTERN MENNONITE SEMINARY

1992 1993

32 (20) 35 (22)

49 (38) 52 (42)

0 (0) 0 (0)

14 (9) 13 (9)

8 (1) 12 (4)

0 (0) 0 (0)

0 (0) 0 (0)

103 (68) 112 (77)

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EDEN THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY = EPISCOPAL DIVINITY SCHOOL

1992 1993 1992 1993






Interns 2 (2) 1 (1) 0 (0) 0 (0)


Totals 244 (211) 247 (198) 126 (104) 131 (111)

EDMONTON BAPTIST SEMINARY

1992 1993

EPISCOPAL THEOLOGICAL SEMINARYOF THE SOUTHWEST

1992 1993






Interns 0 (0) 0 (0) 0 (0) 0 (0)


Totals 92 (51) 93 (39) 68 (68) 66 (66)

EMMANUEL COLLEGE OF VICTORIAUNIVERSITY

1992 1993

ERSKINE THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY

1992 1993



D.Min./D.Miss./Ed.D./D.M..A. 12 (12) 8 (8) 66 (66) 80 (80)



Interns 0 (0) 0 (0) 0 (0) 0 (0)

S.T.M./Th.M./Th.D. /S.T.D. /Ph.D. 37 (36) 39 (38) 0 (0) 0 (0)

Totals 237 (168) 249 (172) 226 (187) 262 (204)

EMMANUEL SCHOOL OF RELIGION

1992 1993

EVANGELICAL SCHOOL OF THEOLOGY

1992 1993






Interns 0 (0) 3 (3) 0 (0) 0 (0)


Totals 158 (88) 165 (93) 102 (57) 88 (56)

5064


EVANGELICAL SEMINARY (THE) GENERAL THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY

OF PUERTO RICO1992 1993 1992 1993






Interns 0 (0) 0 (0) 1 (1) 2 (2)


Totals 150 (98) 163 (112) 134 (104) 128 (110)

FRANCISCAN SCHOOL OF THEOLOGY GOLDEN GATE BAPTISTTHEOLOGICAL SEMINARY

1992 1993 1992 1993






Interns 0 (0) 0 (0) 0 (0) 0 (0)


Totals 77 (64) 74 (64) 872 (508) 966 (577)

FULLER THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY GORDON-CONWELL THEOLOGICALSEMINARY

1992 1993 1992 1993






Interns 0 (0) 0 (0) 0 (0) 0 (0)


Totals 2868 (2068) 2968 (2080) 856 (493) 947 (564)

GARRETT-EVANGELICAL GOSHEN BIBLICAL SEMINARY

THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY

1992 1993 1992 1993

Professional & Academic M.A. 61 (41) 68 (48) 16 (14) 0 0

M.Div. & Pre-M.Div. Non-degree 188 (179) 210 (186) 45 (35) 0 0

D.Min./D.Miss./Ed.D./D.M.A 104 (104) 90 (90) 0 (0) 0 0

Certificate and Diploma Programs 0 (0) 0 (0) 1 (1) 0 0

Special/Unclassified 71 (24) 95 (37) 28 (7) 0 0

Interns 6 (6) 0 (0) 0 (0) 0 0

S.T.M./Th.M./Th.D./S.T.D./Ph.D. 48 (48) 55 (55) 0 (0) 0 0

Totals 478 (402) 518 (416) 90 (57) 0 0

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GRADUATE THEOLOGICAL UNION HOLY CROSS GREEK ORTHODOX

SCHOOL OF THEOLOGY1992 1993 1992 1993

Professional & Academic M.A. 104 (104) 96 (97) 15 (14) 14 (14)M.Div. & Pre-M.Div. Non-degree 0 (0) 0 (0) 82 (82) 71 (71)




Interns 0 (0) 0 (0) 0 (0) 0 (0)

S.T.M./Th.M./Th.D./S.T.D./Ph.D. 229 (229) 231 (231) 9 (5) 5 (4)Totals 349 (340) 338 (334) 114 (101) 90 (89)

HARDING UNIVERSITY GRADUATESCHOOL OF RELIGION1992 1993

HOOD THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY

1992 1993






Interns 0 (0) 0 (0) 0 (0) 0 (0)


Totals 195 (101) 176 (106) 48 (39) 72 (47)

HARTFORD SEMINARY HOUSTON GRADUATE SCHOOL

OF THEOLOGY1992 1993 1992 1993






Interns 0 (0) 0 (0) 0 (0) 0 (0)


Totals 236 (122) 233 (160) 149 (84) 166 (107)

HARVARD UNIVERSITY DIVINITY SCHOOL HOWARD UNIVERSITY SCHOOL

OF DIVINITY1992 1993 1992 1993






Interns 0 (0) 0 (0) 0 (0) 0 (0)


Totals 578 (4.89) 585 (508) 187 (156) 188 (174)

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HURON COLLEGE FACULTY

OF THEOLOGY1992 1993

INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL OF THEOLOGY

1992 1993




Certificate and Diploma Programs 0 (0) 0 (0) 49 .(16) 29 (5)


Interns 0 (0) 0 (0) 0 (0) 0 (0)


Totals 66 (39) 82 (45) 107 (60) 92 (46)

ILIFF SCHOOL OF THEOLOGY

1992 1993

JESUIT SCHOOL OF THEOLOGYAT BERKELEY

1992 1993






Interns 0 (0) 0 (0) 0 (0) 0 (0)

S.T.M./Th.M.M.D./S.T.D./Ph.D. 79 (79) 83 (83) 36 (34) 42 (37)

Totals 350 (274) 320 (259) 221 (141) 232 (163)

IMMACULATE CONCEPTION SEMINARY JOINT BOARD OFTHEOLOGICAL COLLEGES

1992 1993 1992 1993






Interns 0 (0) 0 (0) 0 (0) 0 (0)


Totals 192 (155) 182 (175) 13 (13) 14 (14)

INTERDENOMINATIONAL KENRICK-GLENNON SEMINARY

THEOLOGICAL CENTER

1992 1993 1992 1993




Certificate and Diploma Programs 211 (211) 0 (0) 0 (0) 1.. (0)


Interns 2 (2) 1 (1) 6 (6) 0 (0)


Totals 592 (550) 383 (320) 66 (66) 80 (61)

5367


KNOX COLLEGE

1992 1993

Professional & Academic M.A. 1 (1) 1 (1)

M.Div. & Pre-M.Div. Non-degree 70 (58) 76 (64)

D.Min./D.Miss./Ed.D./D.fvt.A 4 (4) 4 (4)

Certificate and Diploma Programs 10 (9) 17 (9)

Special/Unclassified 10 (6) 5 (0)

Interns 5 (5) 0 (0)

S.T.M./Th.M./Th.D./S.T.D./Ph.D. 23 (17) 24 (19)

Totals 123 (100) 127 (97)

LINCOLN CHRISTIAN SEMINARY1992 1993

103 (42) 122 (53)

86 (55) 96 (61)

0 (0) 0 (0)

0 (0) 0 (0)

24 (9) 12 (4)

0 (0) 0 (0)

0 (0) 0 (0)

213 (106) 230 (118)

LANCASTER THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY LOUISVILLE PRESBYTERIANTHEOLOGICAL SEMINARY

1992 1993



D.Min./D.Miss./Ed.D /D.M.A 56 (56) 49 (49)



Interns 0 (0) 0 (0)


Totals 212 (212) 207 (166)



1992 1993

24 (20) 38 (35)

123 (123) 134 (146)

55 (55) 65 (65)

0 (0) 0 (0)

15 (5) 0 (0)

3 (3) 2 (2)

4 (3) 4 (3)

224 (209) 243 (2511

LEXINGTON THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY

1992 1993

LOYOLA UNIVERSITY CHICAGOINSTITUTE OF PASTORAL STUDIES

1992 1993

29 (14) 31 (12) 185 (105) 180 (121)

82 (75) 85 (77) 21 (12) 31 (23)

44 (44) 42 (42) 0 (0) 0 (0)

0 (0) 0 (0) 0 (0) 0 (0)

11 (5) 23 (9) 50 (19) 52 (0)

0 (0) 0 (0) 0 (0) 0 (0)

0 (0) 0 (0) 0 (0) 0 (0)

166 (138) 181 (140) 256 (136) 263 (144)

LIBERTY BAPTIST LUTHER NORTHWESTERN

THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY

1992 1993 1992 1993

85 (54) 132 (73) 67 (45) 89 (69)

57 (41) 56 (37) 418 (361) 416 (339)

19 (19) 16 (16) 111 (111) 124 (124)

57 (57) 0 (0) 0 (0) 0 (0)

0 (0) 4 (1) 33 (0) 50 (29)

0 (0) 0 (0) 102 (102) 94 (94)

7 (5) 8 (7) 52 (41) 46 (38)

225 (176) 216 (134) 783 (660) 819 (693)

5468


LUTHERAN SCHOOL OF THEOLOGY AT LUTHERAN THEOLOGICAL

CHICAGO SOUTHERN SEMINARY

1992 1993 1992 1993






Interns 43 (43) 48 (48) 26 (26) 33 (31)


Totals 389 (344) 365 (320) 189 (169) 215 (183)

LUTHERAN THEOLOGICAL MARYKNOLL SCHOOL OF THEOLOGY

SEMINARY (SK)

1992 1993 1992 1993






Interns 9 (9) 7 (7) 0 (0) 0 (0)


Totals 110 (66) 97 (72) 73 (11) 63 (37)

LUTHERAN THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY MCCORMICK THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY

AT GETTYSBURG1992 1993 1992 1993




Certificate and Diploma Proc,rams 1 (0) 1 (1) 0 (0) 0 (0)


Interns 30 (30) 36 (36) 4 (4) 6 (6)

S.T.M./Th.M./Th.D./S.T.DJPh.D. 29 (17) 34 (26) 0 (0) 0 (0)

Totals 240 (187) 240 (205) 614 (566) 656 (623)

LUTHERAN THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY MCGILL UNIVERSITY FACULTY OF

AT PHILADELPHIA RELIGIOUS STUDIES

1992 1993 1992 1993






Interns 22 (22) 29 (29) 0 (0) 0 (0)

S.T.M./Th.M./Th.DIS.T.D./Ph.D. 28 (4) 40 (5) 58 (56) 60 (56)

Totals 276 (179) 315 (194) 124 (95) 143 (83)

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MCMASTER DIVINITY COLLEGE

1992 1993

MENNONITE BRETHREN

BIBLICAL SEMINARY1992 1993

Professional & Academic M.A. 37 (16) 40 (20) 44 (26) 40 (24)M.Div. & Pre-M.Div. Non-degree 53 (31) 55 (35) 50 (35) 59 (40)D.Min./D.Miss./Ed.D./D.M.A 0 (0) 10 (10) 0 (0) 0 (0)Certificate and Diploma Programs 0 (0) 3 (4) 2 (1) 2 (0)Special/Unclassified 16 (5) 0 (0) 15 (3) 24 (7)Interns 0 (0) 0 (0) 0 (0) 0 (0)S.T.MITh.M./Th.D./S.T.D./Ph.D. 0 (0) 0 (0) 0 (0) 0 (0)Totals 106 (52) 108 (69) 111 (65) 125 (71)

MEADVILLE/LOMBARD METHODIST THEOLOGICAL SCHOOLTHEOLOGICAL SCHOOL IN OHIO1992 1993 1992 1993

Professional & Academic M.A. 1 (1) 18 (9) 30 (20) 30 (17)M.Div. & Pre-M.Div. Non-degree 22 (20) 32 (30) 184 (150) 187 (146)D.Min./D.Miss./Ed.D./D.M.A 6 (6) 4 (4) 2 (2) 0 (0)Certificate and Diploma Programs 0 (0) 5 (3) 0 (0) 8 (3)Special/Unclassified 2 (1) 1 (1) 11 (5) 2 (1)Interns 8 (8) 9 (8) 0 (0) 0 (0)S.T.M./Th.M./Th.D./S.T.D./Ph.D. 0 (0) 0 (0) 0 (0) 0 (0)Totals 39 (36) 69 (55) 227 (177) 227 (167)

MEMPHIS THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY MIDWESTERN BAPTISTTHEOLOGICAL SEMINARY

1992 1993 1992 1993

Professional & Academic M.A. 23 (11) 23 (11) 81 (53) 69 (47)M.Div. & Pre-M.Div. Non-degree 130 (92) 155 (111) 188 (147) 183 (141)D.Min./D.Miss./Ed.D./D.M.A 21 (21) 24 (24) 116 (116) 117 (117)Certificate and Diploma Programs 0 (0) 0 (0) 38 (22) 28 (18)Special/Unclassified 18 (0) 14 (0) 8 (3) 11 (7)

Interns 0 (0) 0 (0) 0 (0) 0 (0)S.T.M./Th.M./Th.D./S.T.D./Ph.D. 0 (0) 0 (0) 0 (0) 0 (0)Totals 192 (124) 216 (146) 431 (341) 408 (330)

MENNONITE BIBLICAL SEMINARY1992 1993

MORAVIAN THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY1992 1993

Professional & Academic M.A. 15 (10) 0 0 36 (15) 36 (14)M.Div. & Pre-M.Div. Non-degree 25 (19) 0 0 34 (27) 42 (32)D.Min. /D.Miss. /Ed.D. /D.M.A 0 (0) 0 0 0 (0) 0 (0)Certificate and Diploma Programs 5 (4) 0 0 3 (2) 1 (0)Special/Unclassified 24 (8) 0 0 13 (4) 14 (3)Interns 0 (0) 0 0 0 (0) 0 (0)S.T.M./Th.M./Th.D./S.T.D./Ph.D. 0 (0) 0 0 0 (0) 0 (0)Totals 69 (41) 0 0 86 (48) 93 (49)

567


MOUNT ANGEL SEMINARY1992 1993

NAZARENE THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY1992 1993

Professional & Academic M.A. 20 (14) 24 (17) 58 (48) 46 (46)M.Div. & Pre-M.Div. Non-degree 63 (63) 51 (51) 217 (177) 217 (215)D.Min./D.Miss./Ed.D./D.M.A 0 (0) 0 (0) 39 (39) 37 (37)Certificate and Diploma Programs 0 (0) 0 (0) 0 (0) 0 (0)SpeciaVUnclassified 33 (8) 8 (1) 11 (0) 21 (21)Interns 8 (8) 6 (6) 0 (0) 0 (0)S.T.M./Th.MITh.D./S.T.D./Ph.D. 0 (0) 0 (0) 0 (0) 0 (0)Totals 124 (93) 89 (75) 325 (264) 321 (319)

MOUNT SAINT MARY'S SEMINARY NEW BRUNSWICKTHEOLOGICAL SEMINARY

1992 1993 1992 1993

Professional & Academic M.A. 47 (47) 42 (50) 17 (7) 21 (8)M.Div. & Pre-M.Div. Non-degree 88 (96) 94 (103) 153 (70) 152 (73)D.Min./D.Miss./Ed.D./D.M.A 0 (0) 0 (0) 0 (0) 0 (0)


SpeciaVUnclassified 3 (1) 0 (0) 23 (7) 29 (10)Interns 0 (0) 0 (0) 0 (0) 0 (0)

S.T.m.rrh.M./Th.D./S.T.D./Ph.D. 0 (0) 0 (0) 0 (0) 8 (4)

Totals 138 (144) 136 (153) 193 (84) 210 (95)

MULTNOMAH BIBLICAL SEMINARY NEW ORLEANS BAPTISTTHEOLOGICAL SEMINARY

1992 1993 1992 1993

Professional & Academic M.A. 77 (43) 60 (30) 202 (196) 178 (78)M.Div. & Pre-M.Div. Non-degree 40 (28) 47 (33) 688 (505) 655 (230)

D.Min./D.Miss./Ed.D./D.M.A 0 (0) 0 (0) 66 (66) 71 (71)Certificate and Diploma Programs 62 (47) 61 (46) 446 (256) 0 (0)

SpeciaVUnclassified 0 (0) 0 (0) 781 (0) 126 (29)Interns 0 (0) 0 (0) 0 (0) 0 (0)


Totals 179 (118) 168 .(109) 2252 (1092) 1102 (480)

NASHOTAH HOUSE NEW YORK THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY

1992 1993 1992 1993






Interns 0 (0) 0 (0) 0 (0). 0 (0)


Totals 37 (37) 40 (40) 347 (257) 338 (256)

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TABLE 2.13

NEWMAN THEOLOGICAL COLLEGE NOTRE DAME SEMINARY1992 1993 1992 1993

71 (17) 63 (13) 6 (4) 8 (6)39 (27) 55 (43) 107 (106) 101 (86)0 (0) 0 (0) 0 (0) 0 (0)

105 (27) 78 (19) 0 (0) 0 (0)12 (5) 9 (3) 6 (3) 7 (2)

0 (0) 0 (0) 0 (0) 0 (0)25 (7) 13 (2) 0 (0) 0 (0)

252 (83) 218 (80) 119 (113) 116 (94)

NORTH AMERICAN OBLATE COLLEGEBAPTIST SEMINARY

1992 1993 1992 1993

44 (37) 56 (45) 2 (2) 9 (10)58 (55) 73 (59) 18 (20) 21 (22)21 (21) 23 (23) 0 (0) 0 (0)

1 (1) 1 (1) 0 (0) 0 (0)17 (9) 20 (6) 0 (0) 1 (0)0 (0) 0 (0) 0 (0) 0 (0)0 (0) 0 (0) 0 (0) 0 (0)

141 (123) 173 (134) 20 (22) 31 (32)

NORTH PARK THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY OBLATE SCHOOL OF THEOLOGY1992 1993 1992 1993

22 (14) 29 (26) 41 (16) 40 (18)

85 (74) 86 (75) 57 (46) 73 (62)

0 (0) 0 (0) 0 (0) 0 (0)

0 (0) 0 (0) 4 (3) 1 (1)

37 (16) 45 (12) 24 (13) 20 (7)

18 (17) 17 (0) 12 (0) 2 (2)0 (0) 0 (0) 0 (0) 0 (0)

162 (121) 177 (113) 138 (78) 136 (90)

NORTHERN BAPTIST

THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY1992 1993

ONTARIO THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY

1992 1993

40 (27) 43 (31) 159 (87) 145 (75)111 (93) 89 (72) 312 (210) 306 (232)

13 (13) 20 (20) 0 (0) 0 (0)

0 (0) 0 (0) 28 (14) 57 (22)29 (10) 19 (8) 32 (12) 41 (28)

0 (0) 0 (0) 0 (0) 0 (0)0 (0) 0 (0) 0 (0) 0 (0)

193 (143) 171 (131) 531 (323) 549 (357)

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ORAL ROBERTS UNIVERSITY PERKINS SCHOOL OF THEOLOGY

SCHOOL OF THEOLOGY

1992 1993



D.Min./D.Miss./Ed.D./D.M.A 90 (90) 106 (106)



Interns 0 (0) 0 (0)


Totals 552 (454) 604 (489)

1992 1993

66 (43) 72 (56)

225 (186) 212 (171)

20 (20) 35 (35)

0 (0) 3 (3)

8 (0) 6 (0)

27 (28) 35 (45)

25 (25) 28 (28)

371 (302) 391 (338)

PACIFIC LUTHERAN PHILLIPS GRADUATE SEMINARY







Interns 25 (25) 20 (20)


Totals 123 (131) 128 (136)

1992 1993

12 (7) 26 (14)

139 (92) 152 (101)

20 (20) 19 (19)

0 (0) 0 (0)

35 (13) 24 (12)

0 (0) 0 (0)

0 (0) 0 (0)

206 (132) 221 (146)

PACIFIC SCHOOL OF RELIGION PITTSBURGH THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY

1992 1993





SpeciaVUnclassified 10 (3) 9 (3)

Interns 3 (0) 4 (1)


Totals 188 (161) 201 (168)

1992 1993

15 (10) 20 (11)

144 (119) 150 (117)

125 (125) 114 (114)

0 (0) 0 (0)

17 (5) 14 (4)

1 (1) 0 (0)

8 (6) 9 (6)

310 (266) 307 (252)

PAYNE THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY PONTIFICAL COLLEGE JOSEPHINUM

1992 1993






Interns 0 (0) 0 (0)


Totals 31 (19) 46 (27)

1992 1993

6 (3) 0 (0)

68 (68) 71 (86)

0 (0) 0 (0)

0 (0) 0 (0)

7 (3) 10 (6)

0 (0) 0 (0)

0 (0) 0 (0)

81 (74) 81 (92)

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POPE JOHN XXIII NATIONAL SEMINARY1992 1993

QUEEN'S COLLEGE, NEWFOUNDLAND1992 1993

Professional & Academic M.A. 0 (0) 0 (0) 10 (4) 8 (4)M.Div. & Pre-M.Div. Non-degree 54 (54) 48 (48) 9 (9) 9 (9)D.Min/D.Miss./Ed.D./D.M.A 0 (0) 0 (0) 0 (0) 0 (0)Certificate and Diploma Programs 6 (6) 6 (6) 8 (7) 9 (9)SpeciaVUnclassified 2 (2) 4 (4) 0 (0) 0 (0)Interns 0 (0) 4 (4) 0 (0) 0 (0)S.T.M./Th.M.ah .D./S.T.D./Ph.D. 0 (0) 0 (0) 0 (0) 0 (0)Totals 62 (62) 62 (62) 27 (20) 26 (22)

PRESBYTERIAN SCHOOL OFCHRISTIAN EDUCATION

1992 1993

QUEEN'S THEOLOGICAL COLLEGE

1992 1993

Professional & Academic M.A. 105 (76) 121 (113) 13 (6) 15 (8)M.Div. & Pre-M.Div. Non-degree 0 (0) 0 (0) 45 (36) 65 (48)D.Min./D.Miss./Ed.D./D.M.A 15 (15) 16 (16) 0 (0) 0 (0)Certificate and Diploma Programs 2 (2) 0 (0) 6 (5) 8 (7)Special/Unclassified 6 (3) 3 (2) 10 (3) 0 (0)Interns 2 (0) 0 (0) 5 (5) 0 (0)S.T.M./Th.MITh.D./S.T.D./Ph.D. 0 (0) 0 (0) 14 (4) 9 (2)

Totals 130 (96) 140 (131) 93 (59) 97 (65)

PRINCETON THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY

1992 1993

REFORMED PRESBYTERIAN


Professional & Academic M.A. 25 (22) 25 (20) 0 (0) 0 (0)M.Div. & Pre-M.Div. Non-degree 434 (434) 455 (450) 38 (26) 46 (33)D.Min./D.Miss./Ed.D./D.M.A 118 (118) 121 (121) 0 (0) 0 (0)


SpeciaVUnclassified 16 (10) 14 (9) 28 (10) 24 (9)Interns 15 (15) 10 (10) 0 (0) 0 (0)S.T.M.ah.M./Th.D./S.T.D./Ph.D. 190 (178) 190 (181) 0 (0) 0 (0)Totals 798 (777) 815 (791) 71 (39) 76 (46)

PROVIDENCE COLLEGE AND SEMINARY1992 1993

REFORMED THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY1992 1993


M.Div. & Pre-M.Div. Non-degree 20 (17) 31 (29) 298 (250) 297 (243)D.Min./D.Miss./Ed.D./D.M.A 0 (0) 0 (0) 285 (285) 315 (315)Certificate and Diploma Programs 15 (10) 16 (7) 11 (8) 21 (10)

SpeciaVUnclassified 126 (18) 38 (13) 53 (14) 59 (18)Interns 6 (6) 5 (5) 0 (0) 1 (1)S.T.M./Th.M./Th.D./S.T.D./Ph.D. 0 (0) 0 (0) 18 (11) 23 (14)

Totals 273 (143) 214 (167) 793 (662) 862 (708)

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REGENT COLLEGE

1992 1993

SACRED HEART SCHOOL OF THEOLOGY

1992 1993




Certificate and Dip Ionia Programs 104 (43) 343 (214) 30 (28) 35 (30)


Interns 0 (0) 0 (0) 0 (0) 0 (0)


Totals 427 (211) 561 (303) 175 (124) 139 (104)

REGENT UNIVERSITY ST. ANDREW'S COLLEGE

SCHOOL OF DIVINITY

1992 1993 1992 1993






Interns 0 (0) 0 (0) 15 (15) 6 (6)


Totals 241 (206) 262 (191) 71 (48) 70 (44)

REGIS COLLEGE ST. AUGUSTINE'S SEMINARY OFTORONTO

1992 1993 1992 1993






Interns 0 (0) 0 (0) 12 (2) 10 (2)


Totals 175 (118) 180 (103) 137 (90) 117 (75)

SACRED HEART MAJOR ST. BERNARD'S INSTITUTE

SEMINARY

1992 1993 1992 1993






Interns 3 (1) 6 (0) 0 (0) 0 (0)


Totals 84 (47) 68 (42) 112 (45) 110 (48)

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SAINT CHARLES BORROMEO SEMINARY

1992 1993

ST. JOHN'S UNIVERSITYSCHOOL OF THEOLOGY1992 1993

Professional & Academic M.A. 142 (58) 125 (52) 48 (44) 64 (53)M.Div. & Pre-M.Div. Non-degree 106 (106) 106 (106) 22 (22) 20 (21)D.Min./D.Miss./Ed.D./D.M.A 0 (0) 0 (0) 0 (0) 0 (0)Certificate and Diploma Programs 0 (0) 0 (0) 3 (2) 0 (0)Special/Unclassified 45 (45) 42 (42) 14 (4) 28 (6)Interns 0 (0) 6 (6) 0 (0) 0 (0)S.T.M./Th.M.fTh.D./S.T.D./Ph.D. 0 (0) 0 (0) 0 (0) 0 (0)Totals 293 (209) 279 (206) 87 (72) 112 (80)

SAINT FRANCIS SEMINARY ST. JOSEPH'S SEMINARY1992 1993 1992 1993


ST. JOHN'S SEMINARY (CA) ST. MARY'S SEMINARY AND UNIVERSITYSCHOOL OF THEOLOGY

1992 1993 1992 1993


ST. JOHN'S SEMINARY (MA) SAINT MARY SEMINARY1992 1993 1992 1993

Professional & Academic M.A. 0 (0) 12 (4) 17 (2) 18 (4)M.Div. & Pre-M.Div. Non-degree 101 (101) . 99 (99) 23 (23) 28 (26)D.Min./D.Miss./Ed.D./D.M.A 0 (0) 0 (0) 0 (0) 0 (0)Certificate and Diploma Programs 0 (0) 0 (0) 0 (0) 24 (1)Special /Unclassified 0 (0) 3 (3) 22 (6) 13 (4)Interns 0 (0) 0 (0) 7 (7) 2 (2)S.T.M./Th.M./Th.D./S.T.D./Ph.D. 0 (0) 0 (0) 0 (0) 0 (0)Totals 101 (101) 114 (106) 69 (38) 85 (37)

6276


Professional & Academic M.A.M.Div. & Pre-M.Div. Non-degreeD.MinJD.Miss./Ed.DID.M.ACertificate and Diploma ProgramsSpecial/UnclassifiedInternsS.T.M./Th.M./Th.D./S.T.D./Ph.D.Totals


ST. MEINRAD SCHOOL OF THEOLOGY

1992 1993

ST. PETER'S SEMINARY1992 1993

52 (45) 50 (27) 0 (0) 0 (0)

89 (89) 81 (81) 54 (57) 61 (21)

0 (0) 0 (0) 0 (0) 0 (0)

0 (0) 8 (6) 0 (0) 0 (0)

10 (0) 2 (2) 0 (0) 0 (0)

8 (8) 9 (9) 16 (16) 9 (9)

0 (0) 0 (0) 0 (0) 0 (0)

159 (142) 150 (125) 70 (73) 70 (30)

ST. PATRICK'S SEMINARY ST. STEPHEN'S COLLEGE

1992 1993 1992 1993

8 (8) 16 (16) 67 (54) 80 (64)

57 (57) 37 (37) 0 (0) 0 (0)

0 (0) 0 (0) 62 (62) 68 (68)

0 (0) 0 (0) 12 (7) 32 (24)

6 (5) 5 (5) 66 (66) 0 (0)

12 (12) 5 (5) C, (0) 0 (0)

0 (0) 0 (0) 4 (0) 2 (1)

83 (82) 63 (63) 211 (189) 182 (157)

SAINT PAUL SCHOOL OF THEOLOGY ST. THOMAS THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY

1992 1993






Interns 0 (0) 0 (0)


Totals 294 (231) 298 (223)

SAINT PAUL SEMINARYSCHOOL OF DIVINITY

1992 1993



D.MinJD.Miss./Ed.D./D.M.A 1 (1) 7 (7)



Interns 0 (0) 0 (0)


Totals 100 (92) 115 (76)

1992 1993

44 (28) 59 (36)

44 (41) 45 (48)

0 (0) 0 (0)

22 (8) 12 (5)

25 (7) 28 (10)

0 (0) 0 (0)

0 (0) 0 (0)

135 (84) 144 (99)

ST. VINCENT DE PAULREGIONAL SEMINARY

1992 1993

10 (1) 5 (2)

70 (70) 56 (56)

0 (0) 0 (0)

0 (0) 0 (0)

29 (23) 28 (2)

0 (0) 0 (0)

0 (0) 0 (0)

109 (94) 89 (60)

77 63


SAINT VINCENT SEMINARY

1992 1993

SEABURY-WESTERN THEOLOGICAL

SEMINARY1992 1993

Professional & Academic M.A. 15 (7) 11 (6) 3 (3) 3 (2)M.Div. & Pre-M.Div. Non-degree 71 (65) 61 (58) 76 (69) 66 (62)D.Min./D.Miss./Ed.D./D.M.A 0 (0) 0 (0) 14 (14) 11 (11)Certificate and Diploma Programs 0 (0) 0 (0) 3 (3) 11 (10)Special/Unclassified 6 (2) 7 (2) 6 (1) 5 (3)Interns 0 (0) 0 (0) 0 (0) 1 (1)

0 (0) 0 (0) 0 (0) 0 (0)Totals 92 (74) 79 (66) 102 (90) 97 (89)


ST. VLADIMIR'S ORTHODOX


24 (22) 14 (11)

38 (29) 39 (33)8 (8) 12 (12)

0 (0) 0 (0)

11 (3) 7 (1)

0 (0) 0 (0)

11 (6) 16 (11)

92 (68) 88 (68)

SEATTLE UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE

FOR THEOLOGICAL STUDIES

1992 1993

121 (78) 154 (89)15 (7) 13 (4)

0 (0) 0 (0)

0 (0) 12 (5)

0 (0) 0 (0)

0 (0) 0 (0)

0 (0) 0 (0)

136 (85) 179 (98)

S.S. CYRIL & METHODIUS SEMINARY SEMINARY OF THE EAST1992 1993 1992 1993


SAN FRANCISCO SEMINARY OF THE IMMACULATETHEOLOGICAL SEMINARY CONCEPTION

1992 1993 1992 1993

Professional & Academic M.A. 40 (21) 23 (16) 142 (57) 119 (52)M.Div. & Pre-M.Div. Non-degree 178 (163) 178 (181) 51 (51) 58 (49)D.Min./D.Miss./Ed.D./D.M.A 356 (356) 365 (365) 0 (0) 0 (0)Certificate and Diploma Programs 0 (0) 0 (0) 0 (0) 10 (3)Special/Unclassified 51 (9) 34 (17) 0 (0) 2 (2)Interns 24 (24) 28 (28) 0 (0) 0 (0)

9 (9) 7 (7) 0 (0) 0 (0)Totals 658 (582) 635 (614) 193 (108) 189 (106)

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SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST

THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY

1992 1993

SOUTHWESTERN BAPTIST



M.Div. & Pre-M.Div. Non-degree 277 (253) 273 (263) 14WI (1098) 1476 (1027)

D.MinJD.Miss./Ed.D./D.M.A 58 (58) 62 (62) 191 (191) 164 (164)



Interns 0 (0) 0 (0) 0 (0) 0 (0)

S.T.M.M.M./Th.DIS.T.D./Ph.D. 65 (65) 61 (61) 157 (157) 180 (174)

Totals 424 (390) 424 (402) 3364 (2656) 3458 (2569)

SHAW DIVINITY SCHOOL STARR KING SCHOOL FOR THE MINISTRY

1992 1993 1992 1993




Certificate and Diploma Programs 71 (71) 37 (3;) 0 (0) 0 (0)


Interns 0 (0) 0 (0) 0 (0) 0 (0)

S.T.M./Th.M./Th.D./S.T.D./Ph.D.. 0 (0) 0 (0) 0 (0) 0 (0)

Totals 153 (153) 88 (37) 51 (51) 48 (48)

SOUTHEASTERN BAPTIST SWEDENBORG SCHOOL OF RELIGION

THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY1992 1993 1992 1993


M.Div. & Pre-M.Div. Non-degree 413 (341) 493 (385) 3 3) 0 (0)




Interns 0 (0) 0 (0) 0 (0) 0 (0)


Totals 546 (450) 688 (518) 10 (8) 16 (13)

SOUTHERN BAPTIST TALBOT SCHOOL OF THEOLOGY

THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY1992 1993 1992 1993



D.Min./Q.Miss./Ed.D./D.M.A 151 (151) 130 (130) 115 (115) 103 (103)



Interns 0 (0) 0 (0) 0 (0) 0 (0)


Totals 2269 (1544) 1921 (1335) 574 (354) 589 (352)

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TRINITY COLLEGE FACULTY OF DIVINITY1992 1993

UNION THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY (NY)

1992 1993

Professional & Academic M.A. 2 (1) 3 (1) 27 (26) 33 (30)M.Div. & Pre-M.Div. Non-degree 51 (36) 49 (39) 130 (117) 133 (122)D.Min./D.MissiEd.D./D.M.A 8 (8) 9 (9) 8 (8) 8 (8)Certificate and Diploma Programs 6 (5) 10 (8) 0 (0) 0 (0)Special/Unclassified 9 (4) 13 (6) 16 (8) 15 (7)Interns 0 (0) 0 (0) 1 (0) 5 (1)S.T.M./Th.M./Th.D./S.T.D./Ph.D. 27 (27) 24 (16) 120 (120) 115 (114)Totals 103 (81) 108 (79) 302 (279) 309 (282)

TRINITY EPISCOPAL SCHOOLFOR MINISTRY

1992 1993

UNION THEOLOGICAL SEMINARYIN VIRGINIA

1992 1993

Professional & Academic M.A. 18 (10) 19 (11) 0 (0) 0 (0)M.Div. & Pre-M.Div. Non-degree 43 (43) 43 (40) 174 (170) 169 (161)D.Min./D.Miss./Ed.D./D.M.A 0 (0) 0 (0) 31 (31) 30 (30)Certificate and Diploma Programs 13 (11) 16 (11) 0 (0) 0 (0)

Special/Unclassified 47 (23) 55 (28) 0 (0) 0 (0)Interns 1 (0) 1 (0) 0 (0) 0 (0)S.T.M./Th.M./Th.D./S.T.D./Ph.D. 0 (0) 0 (0) 59 (57) 60 (60)Totals 122 (87) 134 (90) 264 (258) 259 (251)

TRINITY EVANGELICAL DIVINITY SCHOOL

1992 1993

UNITED THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY (OH)

1992 1993






Interns 0 (0) 0 (0) 0 (0) 0 (0)


Totals 1633 (1390) 1710 (1510) 582 (432) 589 (429)

TRINITY LUTHERAN SEMINARY

1992 1993

UNITED THEOLOGICAL SEMINARYOF THE TWIN CITIES

1992 1993






Interns 27 (27) 48 (48) 0 (0) 0 (0)


Totals 238 (192) 233 (191) 236 (165) 254 (179)

IIl

I

I

111

II

1

I66 80 1


UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO DIVINITY UNIVERSITY OF ST. MICHAEL'S

SCHOOL COLLEGE

1992 1993 1992 1993






Interns 0 (0) 0 (0) 0 (0) 0 (0)


Totals 384 (384) 377 (315) 271 (200) 278 (217)

UNIVERSITY OF DUBUQUE UNIVERSITY OF ST. THOMAS

THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY SCHOOL OF THEOLOGY

1992 1993 1992 1993



D.Min./D.MissJEd.D. /D.M.A 8 (8) 5 (5) 0 (0) 0 (0)



Interns 0 (0) 0 (0) 0 (0) 0 (0)

S.T.M./Th.M /Th.DIS.T.D./Ph.D. 0 (0) 0 (0) 0 (0) 0 (0)

Totals 140 (138) 141 (144) 191 (164) 211 (145)

UNIVERSITY OF NOTRE DAME UNIVERSITY OF THE SOUTH

DEPARTMENT OF THEOLOGY SCHOOL OF THEOLOGY

1992 1993 1992 1993






Interns 0 (0) 0 (0) 0 (0) 0 (0)

S.T.M./Th.M.M.D./S.T.D./Ph.D. 81 (81) 78 (78) 10 (4) 11 (4)

Totals 161 (161) 207 (207) 150 (127) 152 (133)

UNIVERSITY OF ST. MARY UNIVERSITY OF WINNIPEG

OF THE LAKE FACULTY OF THEOLOGY

1992 1993 1992 1993






Interns 2 (2) 2 (2) 0 (0) 0 (0)


Totals 268 (289) 213 (227) 266 (64) 237 (96)

67

81


VANCOUVER SCHOOL OF THEOLOGY WARTBURG THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY1992 1993 1992 1993






Interns 2 (2) 2 (2) 53 (53) 43 (43)


Totals 123 (102) 115 (93) 235 (199) 222 (199)

VANDERBILT UNIVERSITYDIVINITY SCHOOL

1992 1993

WASHINGTON THEOLOGICAL UNION

1992 1993






Interns 0 (0) 0 (0) 0 (0) 0 (0)


Totals 333 (285) 338 (293) 242 (181) 245 (166)

(VIRGINIA) PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL WATERLOO LUTHERAN SEMINARYTHEOLOGICAL SEMINARY IN VIRGINIA

1992 1993 1992 1993






Interns 1 (0) 1 (0) 6 (6) 6 (6)


Totals 206 (198) 222 (207) 151 (95) 149 (90)

VIRGINIA UNION UNIVERSITY WESLEY BIBLICAL SEMINARYSCHOOL OF THEOLOGY

1992 1993 1992 1993






Interns 0 (0) 0 (0) 0 (0) 0 (0)


Totals 621 (613) 515 (507) 86 (45) 96 (96)

68

82


WESLEY THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY WESTMINSTER THEOLOGICAL. SEMINARY1992 1993 1992 1993

Professional & Academic M.A. 82 (41) 75 (43) 88 (66) 90 (61)M.Div. & Pre-M.Div. Non-degree 314 (258) 314 (252) 132 (114) 131 (113)L.Min./D.Miss./Ed.D./D.M.A 86 (86) 110 (110) 117 (117) 103 (103)Certificate and Diploma Programs 0 (0) 0 (0) 6 (1) 10 (2)

Special/Unclassified 65 (21) 55 (17) 36 (21) 33 (12)Interns 0 (0) 0 (0) 0 (0) 0S.T.M./Th.M./Th.D./S.T.D./Ph.D. 0 (0) 0 (0) 178 (155) 187 (167)

Totals 547 (406) 554 (422) 557 (474) 554 (458)

WESTERN EVANtiELICAL SEMINARY

1992 1993






Interns 0 (0) 0 (0)

S.T.M./Th.M.ITh.D./S.T.D./Ph.D. 0 (0) 0 (0)

Totals 157 (101) 174 (110)

WESTERN SEMINARY

1992 1993


M.Div. & Pre-M.Div. Non-degree 262 (173) 267 (10i)

D.MinJD.Miss. /Ed.D. /D.M.A 65 (65) 119 (119)



Interns 0 (0) 0 (0)


Totals 586 (370) 649 (341)

WESTERN THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY1992 1993

Professional & Acader.s.'c M.A. 17 (17) 22 (16)





Interns 1 (1) 1 (0)


Totals 152 (114) 145 (103)

WESTMINSTER THEOLOGICALSEMINARY IN CA

1992 1993

22 (14) 32 (31)

60 (43) 67 (58)

51 (51) 65 (65)

0 (0) 0 (0)

9 (2) 14 (9)0 (0) 0 (0)

0 (0) 0 (0)

142 (110) 178 (163)

WESTON JESUIT SCHOOL OF THEOLOGY1992 1993

24 (22) 35 (27)

62 (62) 71 (67)

0 (0) 0 (0)

0 (0) 44 (44)

0 (0) 49 (20)

0 (0) 0 (0)

40 (37) 16 (16)

126 (121) 215 (174)

WINEBRENNER THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY1992 1993

10 (4) 15 (5)46 (32) 52 (32)

0 (0) 0 (0)

12 (8) 14 (8)

4 (1) 5 (1)

0 (0) 0 (0)

0 (0) 0 (0)

72 (45) 86 (46)

8369


WYCLIFFE COLLEGE

1992 1993


M.Div. & Pre-M.Div Non-degree 39 (29) 56 (41)


Certificata and Diploma Programs 18 (12) 24 (12)


Interns 1 (0) 0 (0)


Totals 116 (91) 151 (117)

YALE UNIVERSITY DIVINITY SCHOOL1992 1993






Interns 4 (0) 1 (0)


Totals 401 (367) 392 (361)

70

11=11111F

84

FACT BOOK 1993 -94

Table 2.20A:Enrollment Summary byDegree, Gender, and RaceHead Count

For definitions of racial/ethnicidentifications, please see the Introduc-tion to the Fact Book.

Although theological schools have made commitments to diversify their student

bodies, overall racial/ethnic enrollment lags behind the general population which

students are called to serve. An institution's location, mission statement, particu-

lar programs, and minority representation on the faculty all contribute to aperception c f whether or not a school is open to welcoming racial/ethnic students.

Statistics do indicate much greater progress in the recruitment and integration of

women students into the life of institutions.


1. What are the recent trends in enrollment by race and gender at your

institution?

2. Are changes based on conscious efforts or strategies by the institu-

tion? How well have these strategies worked?

3. Are racial/ethnic and women students concentrated in certaindegree programs? Why?

4. Do various ethnic groups present differing needs? How are these

met?

5. What specific efforts have been made to increase racial/ethnic and

women faculty and administrators?

6. What specific efforts are made to improve the experience ofseminary life for racial/ethnic and women students?

Table 2.20A presents in summary form enrollment by gender and race in all major

categories of programs and in the specific degree and nondegree programs as

reported by member schools in the ATS Annual Report Forms for fall 1993. The

data are taken from the section entitled Enrollment (EF-1) of the Annual Report

Forms. These tables present only the broader categories of degree and nondegree

programs. The revised 1988 Annual Report Forms and all later forms provide a

separate category for Non-Resident Alien or Visa students that did not exist in

earlier years. In prior years they were combined as "all others" because the

distinction was not as clearly drawn as at present. Some schools do not provide

racial breakdown of students, and therefore the category Race Unknown was added

in 1993.

72

Unknown

1448

GRAPH 2.20-1

ENROLLMENT

Non-resident Alier.

4818

Black

5235

Native American

183

Asian

3634

Hispanic

1792

1993 Enrollment Summary by Race-Head Count

8673

FACT BOOK 1993-94

TABLE 2.20A

Fall 1993 Enrollment Summary by Degree, Gender, and Race: Head Count

Non ResidentDegrees Alien or Visa

Men Women

Professional and Academic M.A. Programs

M. R. E. 87 74M.C.M./M.S.M 17 33M.A./M.A.R./M.T.S. 331 163M.A. in (Special) 150 125M.P.S./M.A.P.S. 12 13

BlackNon-Hispanic

Men Women

62 593 7

236 22458 11039 23

Native AmericanAlaskan, Inuit

Men Women

3 20 0

16 62 91 2

Asian orPacific Islander

Men Women

34 768 9

215 14461 6924 16

% of Total: Men & Women 1.6% 1.3% 0.1% 1.0%

M.Div. and Pre-M.Div. Non-degree (excluding intern year)

Pre-M.Div. Non-degree 6 2 3 9 0 0 10 2M.Div. 1177 207 1579 969 51 27 1235 197% of Total: Men & Women 2.2% 4.0% 0.1% 2.3%


D.Min. 803 53 491 114 10 1 404 20D.Miss. 72 6 3 0 0 0 26 2

Ed.D. 41 18 5 3 1 0 14 6D.S.M./D.M.A. 5 2 0 0 0 0 0 0% of Total: Men & Women 1.6% 1.0% 0.0% 0.7%

Certificate and Diploma Programs (non-preordination only)

131 98 345 305 14 13 171 116% of Total: Men & Women 0.3% 1.0% 0.0% 0.5%



Interns



S.T.M./Th.M. 349 28 85 11 2 0 186 15Th.D./S.T.D. 57 11 15 4 0 0 42 10Ph.D. 338 86 72 47 5 7 130 33% of Total: Men & Women 1.4% 0.4% 0.0% 0.7%

Total 3820 998 3202 2033 112 71 2795 839°A of Total: Men & Women 7.6% 8.2% 0.3% 5.7%

74

87

ENROLLMENT

TABLE 2.20A

Fall 1993 Enrollment Summary by Degree, Gender, and Race: Head Count

Hispanic

Men Women


M. R. E. 21 8M.C.M./M.S.M 3 0M.A./M.A.R./M.T.S. 98 80M.A. in (Special) 47 55M.P.S./M.A.P.S. 34 18

WhiteNon-Hispanic

Men Women

934 660267 92

2934 23131154 1449

174 342

Race Unknown

Men Women

28 70 0

167 20438 15

0 2

Total

Men

1169298

39971510

284

Total

Women

886141

31341832416

of Total: Men & Women 0.6% 16.2% 0.7% 11.4% 10.1%


Pre-M.Div. Non-degree 12 1 158 65 10 7 199 86M.Div. 555 151 14686 5370 146 91 19429 7012% of Total: Men & Women 1.1% 31.9% 0.4% 30.9% 11.2%


D.Min. 152 55 4747 592 137 31 6744 866D.Miss. 1 0 218 6 0 0 320 14Ed.D. 2 6 143 75 0 0 206 108D.S.M./D.M.A. 0 0 30 7 0 0 35 9% of Total: Men & Women 0.3% 9.1% 0.3% 11.5% 1.6%

Certificate and Diploma Programs

205 86 1326 806 25 44 2217 1468of Total: Men & Women 0.5% 3.4% 0.1% 3.5% 2.3%

SpeciaUUnclassified

88 26 1980 1835 85 91 2784 2285% of Total: Men & Women 0.2% 6.0% 0.3% 4.4% 3.6%

Interns

8 3 515 214 0 0 584 239% of Total: Men & Women 0.0% 1.1% 0.0% 0.9% 0.4%


S.T.M./Th.M. 21 2 959 163 9 6 1611 225Th.D./S.T.D. 3 0 178 91 3 3 298 119Ph.D. 37 14 1372 653 181 118 2135 958% of Total: Men & Women 0.1% 5.4% 0.5% 6.4% 2.1%

Totals 1287 505 31775 14733 829 619 43820 19798% of Total: Men & Women 2.8% 73.1% 2.3% 68.9% 31.1%

75

88

FACT BOOK 1993-94

Table 2.20B:FourYear EnrollmentSummary by Degreefor UnderrepresentedConstituencies

Information for these tables is found onthe ATS Annual Report Forms, EF-1through EF-6. Graphs depicting thisinformation are found on the followingpages.

There is continued interest in the status of underrepresented constituencies within

ATS schools and within various degree programs. The following tables and graphs

provide extensive breakdowns for analysis. Please refer to the Introduction to the

Fact Book for detailed information regarding changes in the collection of data on

the Annual Report Forms.

In comparing this data with that of 1992, there are only two areas of signifidant

change. Two certificate programs designed for African-American students have

been discontinued resulting in a loss of 570 students. However, 237 additional

students enrolled in other degree programs reducing the total loss to 333 students.

Over the years enrollment in certificate programs is the least consistent and can

dramatically affect the total number count of racial/ethnic groupings when their

total numbers are already low. It is therefore important to note whether or not there

have been increases in other degree programs even if there is an overall decrease.

The increase in students in regular degree programs is a sign of encouragement and

can be observed among Hispanic students as well. The largest increase, 13.5%, is

that of Asian students whose enrollment distribution is across the range of ATS

schools. The large decrease of 973 enrollees is that of white students. This decrease

can be partially explained by tl.. increase from 775 reported in 1992 to 1448 in 1993

of those schools listing race unx Iwn. Even with that taken, into account, there

remains a slight decline proporticn;111} in the number of white students, most

notably among wori.en. In 1992 women made up 31.2% of the student body; in

1993, 31.1%.

76 89

ENROLLMENT

TABLE 2.20B

Race / Gender 4-Year Span

Total Enrollment / Per Degree

ASIAN 1990 1991 1992 1993

Degree M W M W M W M WProfessional & Academic MA 232 179 263 188 312 294 342 314

M./Div./Pre-M.Div. Non-Degree 975 117 993 . 140 1136 166 1245 199

D.Min./D.Miss./Ed.D/D.S.M./D.M.A. 273 25 309 23 394 44 444 28Certificate & Diploma Programs 66 46 114 61 115 83 171 116

Special/Unclassified 145 66 141 86 191 75 221 122

Interns 12 0 15 3 10 1 14 2S.T.M./Th.M/Th.D/S.T.D./Ph.D. 273 35 276 41 278 46 358 58

Total Head Counts 1976 468 2111 542 2436 709 2795 839

BLACK 1990 1991 . 1992 1993

Degree M W M W M W M WProfessional & Academic MA 332 299 352 314 378 317 398 423M./Div./Pre-M.Div. Non-Degree 1408 688 1531 827 1608 947 1582 978

D.Min./D.Miss./Ed.D/D.S.M./D.M.A. 390 63 367 93 442 96 499 117

Certificate & Diploma Programs 286 141 355 219 687 533 345 305


Interns 17 11 12 15 11 7 10 14

S.T.M./Th.M/Th.D/S.T.D./Ph.D. 186 43 173 53 173 50 172 62


HISPANIC 1990 1991 1992 1993

Degree M W M W M W M WProfessional & Academic MA 178 90 161 145 169 148 203 161

M./Div./Pre-M.Div. Non-Degree 577 108 562 132 563 141 567 152

D.Min./D.Miss./Ed.D/D.S.M./D.M.A. 91 15 83 14 91 20 155 61

Certificate & Diploma Programs 463 122 217 81 250 101 205 86


Interns 18 2 12 5 15 2 8 3



NATIVE AMERICAN 1990 1991 1992 1993

Degree M W M W M W M W

Professional & Academic MA 17 8 17 13 23 19 22 19

M./Div./Pre-M.Div. Non-Degree 41 16 55 16 43 18 51 27

D.Min./D.Miss./Ed.D/D.S.M./D.M.A, 11 0 9 0 14 1 11 1

Certificate & Diploma rrograms 11 9 10 10 7 6 14 13


Interns 1 0 1 0 1 1 1 0



9077

FACT BOOK 1993-94

NON-RESIDENT ALIEN 1990 1991 1992 1993Degree M W M W M W M WProfessional & Academic MA 517 315 587 354 585 409 597 408M./Div./Pre-M.Div. Non-Degree 1068 188 1188 155 1276 186 1183 209D.Min./D.Miss./Ed.D/D.S.M./D.M.A. 636 87 731 80 927 84 921 79Certificate & Diploma Programs 90 60 105 61 80 69 131 98SpeciaVUnclassified 234 113 204 119 212 98 208 73Interns 40 3 25 2 34 7 36 6S.T.M./Th.M/Th.D /S.T.D. /Ph.D. 706 118 748 127 789 149 744 125Total Head Counts 3291 884 3588 898 3903 1002 3820 998

WHITE 1990 1991 1992 1993Degree M W M W M W M WProfessional & Academic MA 4829 4332 5020 4412 5262 4593 5463 4856M./Div./Pre-M.Div. Non-Degree 14796 4908 14651 5006 15003 5236 14844 5435D.Min./D.Miss./Ed.D/D.S.M./D.M.A. 5194 632 5226 660 5170 664 5138 680Certificate & Diploma Programs 1187 691 1283 855 1424 980 1326 806SpeciaVUnclassified 2283 2517 2303 2493 2324 2752 1980 1835Interns 545 234 518 199 496 228 515 214S.T.M./Th.M/Th.D/S.T.D./Ph.D. 2842 925 2612 901 2464 885 2509 907Total Head Counts 31676 14239 31613 14526 32143 15338 31775 14733

RACE UNKNOWN 1990 1991 1992 1993

Degree M W M W M W M WProfessional & Academic MA 73 27 53 31 106 69 233 228M./Div./Pre-M.Div. Non-Degree 115 37 26 21 119 63 156 98D.Min./D.Miss./Ed.D/D.S.M./D.M.A. 0 0 2 1 9 5 137 31Certificate & Diploma Programs 29 9 0 0 5 9 25 44Special/Unclassified 13 11 0 0 16 14 85 91Interns 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0S.T.M./Th.M/Th.D/S.T.D./Ph.D. 0 0 128 92 191 123 19:., 127Total Head Counts 230 84 209 145 446 283 829 619

78

91

TRENDS FOR WOMEN

% OF ENROLLMENT

ENROLLMENT

TRENDS FOR MINORITIES

% OF ENROLLMENT10

BLACK

2 --4 HISPANIC!lula

sums..0. ourummosioeI"

0ASIA NI

I1971 1973 1975 1977 1979 1981 1983 1985 1987 1989 1991 1993

Oa

FACT BOOK 1993-94

1600

1400

1200

1000

800

600

400

200

0

3000

2000

1000

800

600

400

200

0

0

ASIAN ENROLLMENT PER. DEGREE

1990 1991 1992

BLACK ENROLLMENT PER DEGREE

1993

Degrees

CI Prof./Acad. M.A.

M.Div./Pre M.Div.

E3 Prof. Doctoral Prog.

MO Certificate/Diploma


/ II Interns

1990 1991 1992

HISPANIC ENROLLMENT PER DEGREE

1993

Adv. Res./Acad. Deg.

Degrees

Prof./Acad. M.A.

M.Div.

[= Prof. Doctoral Prog.

Mr Certificate/Diploma

IMISpeciaVUnclassified

IIIII Interns

Elia Adv. Res./Acad. Deg.

1990 1991 1992 1993

Degrees

=Prof./Acad. M.A.

INIM.Div./Pre M.Div.

=Prof. Doctoral Prog.

MINICertificate/Diploma

emoSpecial/Unclassified

=InternsENV Adv. Res./Acad. Deg.

8093

100

80

60

40

20

0

NATIVE AMERICAN ENROLLMENT PER DEGREE

1600

1400

1200

1000

800

600

400

200

0

30000

20000

10000

1990 1991 1992 1993

NON-RESIDENT ALIEN ENROLLMENT PER DEGREE

ENROLLMENT

Degrees

1=IProf./Acad. M.A.

MINM.Div./Pre M.Div.

1-1Prof. Doctoral Prog.

111110Certificate/Diploma

1111SpeciaVUnclassified

=InternsMa Adv. Res./Acad. Deg.

0

1990 1991 1992

WHITE ENROLLMENT PER DEGREE

1993

1990 1991 1992 1993

Degrees

CIProf./Acad. M.A.

11111111M.Div./Pre M.Div.

=1Prof. Doctoral Prog.

111111Certificate/Diploma

MilSpeciaVUnclassified

-InternsAdv. Res./Acad. Deg.

Degrees

(=Prof./Acad. M.A.

IIIMM.Div./Pre M.Div.

IZZ1Prof. Doctoral Prog.

=Certificate/Diploma

OM Special/Unclassified

=Interns

MI Adv. Res./Acad. Deg.

81

9 4

FACT BOOK 1993-94

Table 2.21:Enrollment Summary byDegree, Gender, and Age:Head Count

Table 2.21 reflects the age breakdowns by degree. Much discussion has taken place

about second-career students and the general increase in the age of the student

population. In comparing 1993 to 1991 data, that trend continues. Age data was

not collected in 1992. The age cohort increasing the most across all degree

programs was that of students 40-49 years of age.

Nine new schools were admitted into ATS membership in 1992. Because of this

increase in the number of schools reporting, it is to be expected that almost all

degree programs would increase numerically in size. What is of interest are the age

cohort categories where decreases took place. Most significant was the decrease in

men between the ages of 25-29 in the M.Div. program (-123 students). Women in

that age cohort decreased by 30 students. The only other area of decline was in the

Advanced Research and Academic Degree Programs. In the S.T.M./Th.M. degree

category, men in the 35-39 age cohort decreased by 33 students; men in the 25-29

age cohort decreased by 28 students; and women in the 40-49 decreased by 14.

Decreases also occurred in Academic DoOtorates for men in the 25-29 age cohort

(-16), and in the 30-34 age cohort (-33).

At the same time, the greatest increases from 1991 to 1993 occurred by degree

categories in the following age cohorts:


40 - 49 age cohort - men +296

20 - 29 age cohort women +316

M.Div. and Pre- M.Div. Program

40 - 49 age cohort - men +571

40 - 49 age cohort - women +317


40 - 49 age cohort - men

Over 50 age cohort - women

+494

+ 65


40 - 49 age cohort - men + 72

Over 50 age cohort - women +113

In looking at the 1993 data alone it is interesting to note that the largest percentage

of men fall in the 30-39 age range; while the largest percentage of women fall into

the 40-49 age range. Overall student enrollment indicates that 29.4% of the men

are uier 40 years of age and 42.8% of the women are over 40 years of age. Graph

2.21 shows percentages for men and women as well as total student enrollment

percentages.

82

GRAPH 2.21

1993 % of Total Enrollment Within Age Groups40

30

20

10

20-29 30-39

VINIII1111111111MW

40-49 50-64 Over 65 Unknown

ENROLLMENT

OVERALL

MENEl WOMEN

9683

FACT BOOK 1993-94

TABLE 2.21

Fall 1993 Enrollment Summary by Degree, Gender, and Age: Head Count

Under 22Degrees Men Women

Professional and Academic M.A. Program,

M. R. E. 3 7M.C.M./M.S.M 0 1

M.A./M.A.R./M.T.S. 29 22M.A. in (Special) 9 12M.P.S./M.A.P.S. 0 1

22 - 24Men Women

181 14669 30

437 353177 271

6 15

25 - 29 30 - 34Men Women Men Women

339 230 251 117102 41 66 27893 554 765 343354 362 311 253

38 23 53 51

35 - 39Men Women

177 11930 20

569 383213 230

56 38% of Total: Men & Women 0.1% 2.6% 4.6% 3.5% 2.9%


Pre-M.Div. Non-degree 2 0 25 2 41 6 38 5 25 9M.Div. 113 27 2718 761 5509 1127 3822 905 2698 993% of Total: Men & Women 0.2 Yo 5.5% 10.5% 7.5% 5.9%


D.Min. 0 0 0 0 67 8 611 65 1490 127D.Miss. 0 0 2 0 1 0 19 1 51 2Ed.D. 0 0 2 5 18 18 35 17 58 25D.S.M./D.M.A. 0 0 0 0 5 3 12 3 9 2% of Total: Men & Women 0.0% 0.0% 0.2% 1.2% 2.8%

Certificate and Diploma Programs (non-preordination only)

13 9 71 59 266 164 356 151 366 185% of Total: Men & Women 0.0% 0.2% 0.7% 0.8% 0.9%


15 17 154 114 377 262 457 258 463 295of Total: Men & Women 0.1% 0.4% 1.0% 1.1% 1.2%

Interns

1 62 20 200 45 145 28 65 38% of Total: Men & Women 0.0% 0.1% 0.4% 0.3% 0.2%


S.T.M./Th.M. 1 0 71 6 366 26 465 38 318 52Th.D./S.T.D. 0 0 1 0 18 10 57 28 105 31

Ph.D. 0 0 40 35 317 192 598 215 649 195% of Total: Men & Women 0.0% 0.2% 1.5% 2.2% 2.1%

Total 186 96 4016 1817 8911 3071 8061 2505 7342 2744% of Total: Men & Women 0.4% 9.2% 18.8% 16.6% 15.9%

84

97

ENROLLMENT

TABLE 2.21

Fall 1993 Enrollment Summary by Degree, Gander, and Age: Head Count

40 - 49 50 - 64Degrees Men Women Men Women


65 & OverMen Women

UnknownMen Women

TOTALMen

TOTALWomein

M. R. E. 159 173 53 72 1 3 5 19 1169 886M.C.M./M.S.M 27 14 4 6 0 2 0 0 298 141

M.A./M.A.R./M.T.S. 725 771 329 428 38 43 212 237 3997 .3134M.A. in (Special) 281 413 111 228 10 14 44 49 1510 1832

M.P.S./M.A.P.S. 86 163 42 121 2 3 1 1 284 416% of Total: Men & Women 4.4% 2.2% 0.2% 0.9% 11.4% 10.1%


Pre-M.Div. Non-degree 34 27 15 17 1 2 18 18 199 86

M.Div. 3006 2124 911 916 40 40 612 119 19429 7012% of Total: Men & Women 8.2% 2.9% 0.1% 1.2% 30.9% 11.2%


D.Min. 2727 324 1161 250 57 20 631 72 6744 866

D.Miss. 123 6 64 5 4 0 56 0 320 14

Ed.D. 76 28 10 13 0 1 7 1 206 108

D.S.M./D.M.A. 8 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 35 9

% of Total: Men & Women 5.2% 2.4% 0.1% 1.2% 11.5% 1.6%

Certificate and Diploma Programs

535 341 269 219 24 37 317 303 2217 1468

% of Total: Men & Women 1.4% 0.8% 0.1% 1.0% 3.5% 2.3%


704 638 330 394 79 73 205 234 2784 2285% of Total: Men & Women 2.1% 1.1% 0.2% 0.7% 4.4% 3.6%

Interns

87 77 19 29 0 0 5 2 584 239of Total: Men & Women 2.6% 0.1% 0.0% 0.0% 0.9% 0.4%

Advanced Research and Academic Digree Programs

S.T.M./Th.M. 243 55 75 25 9 3 63 20 1611 225

Th.D./S.T.D. 97 36 15 14 1 0 4 0 298 119

Ph.D. 453 251 64 63 3 5 11 2 2135 958of Total: Men & Women 1.8% 0.4% 0.0% 0.2% 6.4% 2.1%

Total 9371 5442 3473 2800 269 246 2191 1077 43820 19798

of Total: Men & Women 23.3% 9.9% 0.8% 5.1% 68.9% 31.1%

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Table 2.23:Denominational Affiliationof Current EnrollmentHC

The data are taken from the ATS 1992Annual Report Forms, from theSections on Enrollment (EF-3).

Table 2.23 reports the denominational status of enrollees in two categories. The

first is "First Professional Degrees" that includes all those who are enrolled in the

M.Div., Pre-M.Div. Non-Degree, or Intern programs. The other category, "All

Others," includes all students enrolled in other programs. The number of schools

in which students are enrolled in each category is on the left; the number of actual

students is shown to the right in each category. The last column lists the number

of unduplicated schools in which students of that denomination are enrolled.

The number of denominations listed in current editions of the ATS Fact Book is

more extensive than those listed before 1988. The expanded listing better repre-

sents the diversity of membership in the Association. The purpose of a separate

listing of those enrolled in first professional programs designed for full-time

ministry is to offer the denomination as accurate an accounting as possible of the

number enrolled from that denomination who are preparing for full-time ministry.

Students are placed in the category "other" if a school fails to identify theirenrollment by denomination.

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TABLE 2.23

Denominational Affiliation of Current Enrollment

DenominationFirst All

Professional Others Number of SchoolsSchools/Students Schools/Students Unduplicated

Advent Christian Church 3 4 5 13 6African Methodist Episcopal 50 300 52 177 71

African Methodist Episcopal Zion 18 64 19 52 28American Bapt. Churches in the USA* 72 633 80 622 96Anglican Church of Canada 20 221 38 280 39Assemblies of God 57 400 78 762 88Associate Reformed Presbyterian Church 8 35 8 27 11

Associated Gospel Churches of Canada 5 18 6 25 8Baptist Convention of Ontario and Quebec 5 78 13 81 14Baptist General Conference 31 176 33 339 44Baptist Missionary Association of America 24 58 26 91 35Baptist Union of Western Canada 4 6 11 40 11

Brethren Church (Ashland, Ohio) 3 20 8 35 8Brethren in Christ Church 10 28 10 17 16Christian Brethren (Plymouth Brethren) 9 22 11 48 14Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) 55 418 58 328 77Christian Churches and Churches of Christ 17 238 30 452 32Christian Methodist Episcopal 16 51 24 39 30Christian Reforme d Church 16 156 31 170 34Christian and Missionary Alliance 36 277 52 403 58Church of God (Anderson, Indiana) 25 95 37 133 45Church of God (Cleveland, Tennessee) 11 151 18 139 22Church of God in Christ 22 96 16 43 27Church of the Brethren 21 69 24 70 33Church of the Nazarene 34 279 52 254 61

Churches of Christ 26 108 42 223 52Churches of God, General Conference 25 60 27 63 37Conference of Congregational Christian Churches 20 39 27 70 36Conservative Baptist Association of America 14 160 23 272 25Cumberland Presbyterian Church 10 41 10 21 16Episcopal Church 77 963 109 1055 125Evangelical Church in Canada 0 0 5 8 5Evangelical Congregational Church 8 24 13 22 19Evangelical Covenant Church 23 149 33 133 36Evangelical Free Church of America 35 205 42 529 49Evangelical Lutheran Church 17 196 31 212 36Evangelical Lutheran Church in America* 52 1423 69 855 80Evangelical Lutheran Church in Canada 4 67 15 94 16Evangelical Presbyterian Church 19 83 23 177 31

Fellowship of Evangelical Baptist Churches 6 65 13 74 14

Foursquare Gospel Church 15 60 18 97 23Free Methodist Church 17 85 35 113 40Friends, Religious Society of 20 75 36 78 41

General Baptist State Convention, N.C. 3 35 5 20 7

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DenominationFirst All

Professional Others Number of SchoolsSchools/Students Schools/Students Unduplicated

General Conference Mennonite Church 15 63 27 103 32Greek Orthodox Archdiocese in N./S. America 5 60 18 32 20Independent Baptist 47 356 49 565 59Independent Methodist 11 39 13 55 18Interdenominational 0 0 0 0 0Jewish 1 2 32 99 33Lutheran Church-Canada 6 48 17 44 20The Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod 20 716 45 412 53Mennonite Brethren Church in N.A. 9 56 15 110 17Mennonite Church 18 72 34 142 39Mennonite, Other 17 30 17 65 26Missionary Church in Canada 1 9 4 9 4Moravian Church in America 8 27 18 26 -22Muslim 1 1 5 14 6National Baptist Convention 46 288 49 167 61New Jerusalem, General Church of 1 1 1 1 2Nondenominational 68 832 78 1611 89North American Baptist Conference 9 47 21 108 21Orthodox Church in America 2 33 11 30 11Orthodox Presbyterian 9 29 10 45 12Orthodox, Other 8 28 25 58 29Other 132 1889 169 7156 174Pentecostal Assemblies of Canada 12 61 15 91 17Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.)* 82 1867 96 1898 103Presbyterian Church in America 36 481 51 596 57Presbyterian Church in Canada 14 148 28 125 33Reformed Church in America 28 151 39 155 49Reformed Church in Canada 2 14 6 16 6Reformed Presbyterian 3 9 7 12 9Roman Catholic, Canada 17 268 32 627 36Roman Catholic, Other 20 204 26 282 33Roman Catholic, United States 87 2569 118 3714 126Salvation Army 13 17 23 64 27Seventh Day Baptist General Conference 2 2 0 0 2Seventh-day Adventist 20 303 35 301 45Southern Baptist Convention* 71 4100 81 5097 91Swedenborgian Church, General Convention 0 0 1 15 1

Union d'Eglises Baptistes Francaises au Cana 0 0 1 1 1

Unitarian Universalist 33 294 39 130 56United Baptist Convention (Atlantic Province 2 47 6 68 7United Church of Canada 20 303 30 411 36United Church of Christ 69 735 64 564 84United Methodist Church* 97 3531 111 2217 126Wesleyan Church 21 87 28 73 33Wisconsin Evangelical Lutheran Synod 1 1 4 4 4

TOTAL 209 27549 209 36069 216

*These denominations have the largest membership within their denominational family.

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Table 2.29:Total Completionsfrom Member Schools

Data are taken from the ATS AnnualReport Form - Completions (C-1).

Table 2.30:Total Completionsby Degree Type

Table 2.29 reports the number of students who have completed degree programs

and were graduated from member schools. The statistics record completions for the

"number of students reporting" for each year. The M.Div. category includes all

those graduating with this degree as well as those who received the M.Div. upon

completion of their internship. The category "others" includes all the M.A. level

programs and the other doctoral level program completions. The table shows a

slight decrease in the number of students graduating.

Table 2.30 displays two years of completion data by degree to show both the

changes in numbers as well as the percentage proportions of graduates in relation

to the whole. Again, only a slight decrease is evident.

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TABLE 2.29

Total Completions from Member Schools

Year

Number

Reporting

M.Div.

Interns

Th.D, S.T.D.

& Ph.D. D.Min. Others Total

Percent

Change

1988 198 6,566 334 930 4,672 12,502 NA

1989 203 6,513 359 952 4,880 12,704 1.62%

1990 204 6,347 405 973 5,187 12,912 1.64%

1991 207 6,049 355 879 5,377 12,660 -1.95%

1992 217 5,959 446 1,113 5,568 13,086 3.36%

1993 216 6,097 426 1,118 5,407 13,048 -0.29%

TABLE 2.30

Total Completions by Degree Type

Degree Types 1992 1993 1993 total HC

Professional and Academic M.A. ProgramsHead Count 3,896 3,793

M.Div., Pre-M.Div Non-degree and InternsHead Count 6,057 6,097

Professional Doctoral ProgramsHead Count 1,184 1,210

29.1%

46.7%

9.3%

Certificate and Diploma Programs (non-preordination only)Head Count 911 995 7.6%

Advanced Research and Academic Degree ProgramsHead Count 1,038 953 7.3%

TotalsHead Count 13,086 13,048 100.0%

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Table 2.31:Comparisons of NewEnrollees and Completions

Graphs 2.31A and2.31B

Table 2.31 and Graphs 2.31A & B are introduced to show comparisons of new

enrollees and compl etions. The comparisons are not exact, in that they compare two

different groups of students from one year rather than the same group over time.

The data, however, give the reader some ability to analyze retention rates. In future

years, ATS will track these percentages over time. For 1993, the M.Div. degree

program and the certificate programs are most affected. Since certificate programs

are concentrated in a few schools and the student numbers are dramatically affected

when a program ceases to exist, more consideration should be given to reasons for

such a low retention rate (73.4%) in the M.Div. program.


1. What is your school's student retention rate? How does it compare

to your acceptance and matriculation percentages?

2. Does the percentage of completions differ by degree?

3. Do retention rates differ by race, gender, age?

4. What programs are in place to encourage completion of degrees?

5. How large a factor is indebtedness to retention rates?

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TABLE 2.31

Comparisons of New Enrollees,Fall EF-1 HC, and Completions

1993 New 1993 Fall 1993Percent Ratio

Completions toCategory Enrollees Head Count Completions New Enrollees

Professional/Academic M.A. 4,580 13,667 3,793 82.8M.Div. and Interns 8,249 27,549 6,057 73.4Professional Doctorates 1,357 8,302 1,21C 89.2Advanced Research and Academic Programs 1,075 5,346 953 88.7Certificates and Diplomas 1,383 3,685 989 71.5

30000

20000

10000

100

0

Comparison of Admissions/Completions/Enrollment

Prof./Acad. MA Prof. Doctorate Certif./DiplomaM.Div./Intems Adv. Res. Acad.

Ratio - Completions to Admissions

1:=3 Completions

1.11Fall Head Count

0 Admissions

80

70Prof./Acad. MA

M.Div./InternsProf. Doctorate

Adv. Res. Acad.Certif./Diploma

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Chapter IIIPersonnel Compensation

Chapter III consists of seven tables that report data on compensation for adminis-

trators and faculty. Salaries for both administrators and faculty are reported in

categories and groupings that provide opportunities for comparison by country,

accrediting status, size, denomination, and type of school.


I. How does your school's administrative staffing compare to other

schools?

2. How do positions and salaries compare?

3. Does your school have compensation percentage ratios for topadministrative positions in relation to senior faculty positions?

4. How do your school's faculty salaries compare to others by size,

denomination, and type?

5. What is the balance between tenured and non-tenured faculty at your

school?

6. Does your school have an overall strategy for faculty replacement?

Readers should keep the following in mind:

Salaries are compared on the basis of size of school, accredited or nonaccredited

status, U.S. or Canadian school, and highest degree level (M.Div./Th.M.; D.Min.;

or Ph.D./Th.D.). They are also compared on the basis of denominational groupings

provided the denomination sponsors four or more schools. Table 3.21 compares

university/college affiliated and independent/freestanding schools.

Salaries are analyzed in terms of a full contract salaryincluding contributedservices, housing where provided, pension benefits, and other benefits, chiefly

medical. Table 3.17 separates out housing so that a comparison may be made

between contract salaries that include housing and those that do not.

Introduction

Personnel Compensation informationis supplied by schools on the ATS

Annual Report Form, Salary (S-1) foradministrative and faculty salaries.

Information is taken from the forms forthe academic years 1991-92, 1992-93,and 1993-94. Detailed data is reported

for the current academic year only.

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Table 3.12A:Trends in TotalCompensation AveragesAccredited U.S. Schools

Data are taken from the Administrativeand Faculty Salary sections (S-1) of theATS Annual Report Forms for the fallof 1991, 1992, and 1993.

The order in which salaried positions are reported is as follows:

For administrators: Chief Executive Officers, Chief Academic Officers,

and all others in alphabetical order.

For faculty: By rank

The comparative reporting of salaries by eight major geographical regions has been

discontinued. The comparison of U.S. and Canadian salaries remains. Analysis of

prior data indicated that regional categories were not useful in establishing salary

scales.

Figures for inflation rates are based on the Consumer Price Index. Figures for the

U.S. use 1983 as the base year, while figures for Canada use 1985 as the base year.

Table 3.12A reports average compensation for administrators and faculty for U.S.

accredited schools only. Averages are for the fall of 1991, 1992, and 1993 salaries.

The inflation rate in 1991 was + 4.6 percent; in 1992, + 3.1 percent; in 1993, +3.0

percent. The numbers reporting vary greatly but those reporting indicate salary

raises were well above inflation rates.

Total compensation includes the contract salary, contributed services, housing

allowance (if any) or the rental value of housing provided, pension payments, and

other benefits such as insurance and medical coverage.

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TABLE 3.12A

Trends in Total Compensation Averages - U.S. Accredited Schools

Position

ADMINISTRATIVEChief Executive OfficerChief Academic DeanAdmissions OfficerAlumni OfficerChief Financial OfficerDean of StudentsDevelopment OfficerDevelopment Prof. Staff, OtherDirector of Continuing EducationDirector of Graduate StudiesDirector of Student ServicesD. Min. DirectorExecutive Vice PresidentField Education DirectorFormation DirectorInformation Systems ManagerHead Librarian-Admin.Librarian Prof. Staff OtherRecruitment OfficerRegistrarVice President Administration

FACULTYProfessorAssociate ProfessorAssistant ProfessorInstructorLecturerHead Librarian-FacultyNon-Ranked Faculty

1991Amount Number

1992Amount Number

1993Amount Number

$81,920 150 $87,024 149 $90,369 141$61,252 131 $64,004 137 $67,354 127$42,531 76 $43,956 72 $45,710 72$39,769 19 $41,514 23 $37,727 22$53,918 109 $56,186 109 $58,275 101$45,933 66 $47,232 67 $47,497 53$59,615 109 $60,518 114 $62,648 103$41,619 105 $43,343 113 $45,797 112$44,479 40 $45,006 40 $45,757 43$52,236 14 $53,239 15 $53,247 14$40,023 30 $42,902 32 $41,825 33$52,869 24 $52,074 27 $54,063 24$59,105 26 $62,937 21 $66,609 21$43,941 67 $45,905 72 $46,847 65$40,935 26 $41,601 23 $41,900 28$42,538 19 $44,711 22 $46,132 25$47,081 111 $48,454 109 $49,609 103$36,302 136 $37,650 144 $38,477 150$38,580 20 $38,905 25 $37,367 27$35,575 109 $36,358 107 $37,845 106$65,110 31 $64,934 31 $68,525 35

$56,594 1176 $57,658 1166 $61,291 1164$45,931 606 $46,610 635 $49,483. 611$38,528 473 $39,889 486 $41,859 488$33,591 74 $33,688 67 $36,627 63$36,669 16 $42,439 10 $42,894 10$35,738 4 $36,079 4 $41,924 2

0 0 $35,679 35 $36,134 21

Inflation Rate 4.6% 3.1% 3.0%

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Table 3.12B:Trends in TotalCompensation AveragesAccredited CanadianSchools

Table 3.12B reports average compensation for administrators and faculty for

Canadian accredited schools only. Averages are for the fall of 1991, 1992, and 1993

salaries. The inflation rate in Canada as of July 1,1991 was + 6.3 percent, as of July

1, 1992, + 1.3 percent; as of July 1, 1993, + 1.6 percent.

This table offers similar information to Table 3.I2A, but can only be compared

taking into account the exchange rates for the time periods compared. Theconversion rate in 1991 was $0.8753; in 1992, $0.8360; and in 1993, $0.7800.

Perhaps because of the small number of schools reporting, the administrative

salaries do not show any consistent pattern of increase; in fact, there are indications

of decreases even when the number of schools is held constant. Faculty salaries do

show increases at least equal to the inflation rate but salaries remain below U.S.

schools when converted to U.S. dollars.

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TABLE 3.12B

Trends in Total Compensation Averages - Canadian Accredited Schools

Position

ADMINISTRATIVEChief Executive OfficerChief Academic OfficerAdmissions OfficerAlumni OfficerChief Financial OfficerDean of StudentsDevelopment OfficerDevelopment Prof. Staff, OtherDirector of Continuing EducationDirector of Graduate StudiesDirector of Student ServicesD. Min. DirectorExecutive Vice PresidentField Education DirectorFormation DirectorInformation Systems ManagerHead Librarian-Admin.Librarian Prof. Staff OtherRecruitment OfficerRegistrarVice President Administration

FACULTYProfessorAssociate ProfessorAssistant ProfessorInstructorLecturerHead Librarian - FacultyNon-Ranked Faculty

1991Amount Number

1992Amount Number

1993Amount Number

$78,021 19 $77,549 19 $74,123 19$62,601 15 $68,047 15 $66,743 14$28,873 2 0 1 0 1

$34,146 2 0 1 0 1

$47,461 15 $49,456 15 $53,306 15$31,956 4 $37,426 4 $39,340 6$44,391 8 $51,255 7 $51,228 9$38,653 4 $37,785 5 $41,030 4$47,402 6 $50,323 7 $47,279 5$79,236 3 $63,694 4 $58,893 3

0 1 $44,027 2 0 1

$54,358 2 $54,368 2 $58,587 2$47,865 2 0 1 0 0$35,924 9 $35,762 9 $37,645 7

0 0 0 0 0 0$32,700 2 $32,309 3 $31,962 2$39,116 14 $42,167 13 $47,468 11

$27,765 7 $30,717 5 $38,107 5$46,136 2 $48,362 2 0 1

$36,746 13 $41,395 12 $44,397 11

$46,130 6 $40,457 6 $48,916 4

$66,048 93 $64,572 87 $65,461 96$55,169 55 $56,371 48 $58,049 51$45,641 36 $47,541 /35 $49,138 35$36,133 3 $36,824 2 $37,357 4$46,336 16 $48,000 14 $36,172 15

0 0 0 0 0 00 0 0 0 0 0

Inflation Rate 6.3% 1.3% 1.6%

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Table 3.13:Trends in TotalCompensation AveragesAll Nonaccredited Schoolsin U.S. Dollars

Table 3.13 reports compensation averages for all nonaccredited (associate and

candidate) schools. Canadian and U.S. schools are grouped together in this table

because of the relatively small number of schools whose reports constitute the data

base. Canadian dollars have been converted to U.S. dollars at the rate as of July 1

of each of the reporting years: for 1991, $0.8753 US; for 1992, $0.8360; and for

1993, $0.7800.

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TABLE 3.13

Trends in Total Compensation Averages - All Nonaccredited Schools - U.S. Dollars

Position

ADMINISTRATIVEChief Executive OffrcerChief Academic OfficerAdmissions OfficerAlumni OfficerChief Financial OfficerDean of StudentsDevelopment OfficerDevelopment Prof. Staff, OtherDirector of Continuing EducationDirector of Graduate StudiesDirector of Student ServicesD. Min. DirectorExecutive Vice PresidentField Education DirectorFormation DirectorInformation Systems ManagerHead Librarian-Admin.Librarian Prof. Staff OtherRecruitment OfficerRegistrar .

Vice President Administration

FACULTYProfessorAssociate ProfessorAssistant ProfessorInstructorLecturerHead Librarian - FacultyNon-Ranked Faculty

1991Amount Number

1992Amount Number

1993Amount Number

$57,615 18 $61,234 21 $60,200 18$45,848 16 $47,426 19 $51,945 21$27,047 5 $32,966 7 $32,592 9$28,848 4 $35,446 3 $35,777 3$34,639 13 $36,264 12 $39,116 11

$45,779 2 $52,840 3 $51,319 6$42,723 7 $47,894 10 $44,011 11

$30,246 9 $34,909 13 $39,350 10$39,303 2 0 1 $38,170 2

0 0 $49,515 6 $60,077 60 1 $42,522 3 $40,371 20 1 $55,161 3 $53,320 4

$60,432 2 $77,302 2 0 1

$28,200 5 $39,918 6 $37,182 9$38,585 2 $35,708 3 $37,859 3

0 1 $40,140 3 0 1

$32,112 14 $36,126 15 $36,350 12$26,520 5 $29,858 11 $28,554 13$28,706 3 $32,800 5 $37,494 3$35,041 11 $34,323 13 $29,635 15$41,405 5 $50,920 7 $45,024 7

$39,623 98 $41,066 123 $41,421 115$36,928 49 $38,544 66 $43,246 53$32,917 32 $36,367 54 $39,278 46$24,543 8 $20,158 7 $28,785 8$36,114 8 $26,400 2 $24,673 3

0 0 0 0 0 00 0 0 0 0 0

U.S. Inflation Rate

Canadian Inflation Rate

Conversion Factor

4.6% 3.1% 3.0%

6.3% 1.3% 1.6%

0.8753 0.8360 0.7800

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Table 3.17:Compensation With andWithout Housing Benefits,Salaries and Other BenefitsAll Schools in U.S.Dollars

Statistics are calculated in U.S. dollarswith Canadian dollars converted toU.S. dollars at the rate of $ 0.7800 US.

Table 3.17 recognizes the variety of salary patterns for the academic year in member

schools, some of which include housing benefits and others that do not. The total

salary as reported is the sum of several components. The first is that of contract

salary which, as reported here, includes contributed services, if any. Contributed

services are an equivalent dollar value calculated for services rendered by a person

to a school for which no monetary reimbursement is accepted. They may constitute

a portion or all of the equivalent contract salary that would normally be paid for a

given position. Housing includes a housing allowance or the rental value of housing

provided. This is not the pastor's nonreportable tax reduction for housing. The

caption "Average Benefits" reports separately the school's contribution to pension,

and then other benefits that include life insurance, medical coverage, autofurnished by the institution, etc. Each category of the components of the total salary

reports the average for the number of schools reporting in that category (which is

also listed).

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TABLE 3.17

Compensation with and without Housing Benefits, Salaries, and Other BenefitsAll Schools In U.S. Dollars

Housing ProvidedAverage Average

Position Number Housing Salary

Housing Not ProvidedAverage

Number Salary

Average Benefitsfor

Pension Other

ADMINISTRATIVEChief Executive Officer 74 $11,531 $59,504 104 $68,759 $6,886 $7,252Chief Academic Officer 44 $9,217 $46,735 118 $52,803 $5,111 $5,265Admissions Officer 9 $6,776 $30,334 73 $35,222 $3,976 $4,602Alumni Officer 3 $4,267 $26,794 23 $31,086 $3,232 $3,947Chief Financial Officer 13 $5,128 $43,089 114 $44,934 $4,499 $4,875Dean of Students 24 $6,392 $33,789 41 $36,975 $3,481 4;1,658

Development Officer 17 $9,634 $40,778 106 $48,576 $5,152 $5,339Development Prof. Staff, Other 12 $8,559 $33,733 114 $35,957 $3,693 $4,594Director of Continuing Education 9 $6,544 $29,870 41 $35,852 $3,893 $4,719Director of Graduate Studies 3 $6,207 $44,355 20 $44,712 $2,375 $6,224Director of Student Services 2 $11,929 $21,642 34 $33,541 $3,462 $4,599D. Min. Director 7 $5,007 $34,027 23 $45,351 $4,167 $5,363Executive Vice President 8 $10,750 $49,470 14 $55,986 $5,063 $4,764Field Education Director 18 $4,379 $30,130 63 $36,616 $3,545 $4,569Formation Director 15 $5,592 $31,677 16 $34,109 $1,696 $4,175Information Systems Manager 2 $3,000 $35,276 26 $35,265 $4,435 $4,268Head Librarian-Admin. 26 $6,144 $35,005 100 $38,013 $4,072 $4,515Librarian Prof. Staff Other 10 $3,709 $25,222 158 $29,450 $3,985 $4,044Recruitment Officer 3 $4,200 $30,435 28 $30,142 $3,359 $3,109Registrar 10 $4,059 $30,088 122 $29,599 $2,997 $3,703Vice President Administration 13 $8,306 $44,723 33 $50,332 $5,600 $5,614

FACULTYProfessor 323 $7,833 $40,920 1052 $47,873 $5,214 $5,621

Associate Professor 149 $7,284 $35,059 566 $39,109 $4,131 $4,807Assistant Professor 117 $6,138 $28,570 452 $33,668 $3,135 $4,416Instructor 27 $7,329 $22,916 48 $28,157 $2,572 $3,911Lecturer 7 $3,792 $34,428 21 $26,152 $1,581 $2,327Head Librarian-Faculty 0 0 0 2 $34,744 $3,381 $3,799Non-Ranked Faculty 14 $6,279 $23,483 8 $33,491 $2,241 $3,021

114 103

Table 3.18 reports compensation comparisons in terms of contract salary including

contributed services, contract salary plus housing, and additional benefits paid by

the school. It also details the average and median contract salary, the total average

salary, and the 25th percentile, median, and 75th percentile of the total salary where

median stands for the point at which 50 percent of schools are below that point and

50 percent above. No salary is reported if there is only one person reported in a

category. If only two or three are reported, the percentile distribution and median

are not reported in order to protect the privacy of individual salaries.

The categories that are used for comparison are those most commonly used by

schools for planning purposes. They include a distribution: (a) into six groups by

size of school, based on reported FTE enrollment; (b) by the accredited ornonaccredited status of the school (nonaccredited includes associate and candidate

members); (c) by country, i.e., Canada or U.S.; (d) highest degree offered in the

following categories: M.Div. and Advanced Academic Degrees, Professional

Doctoral Degrees, and Research Doctoral Degrees. Tables 3.19 and 3.21 with

comparisons by denominational groupings and by nonuniversity affiliation comple-

ment the present table by offering additional bases for comparison.

The categories of Highest Degree Offered include the following degrees:

M.Div./Th.M. - M.Div., S.T.M., Th.M., M.Th.

D.Min./D.M.A. - D.Min., S.M.D., D.M.A., D.C.M., D.Miss, Ed.D.

Ph.D./Th.D. - Ph.D.; Th.D., S.T.D.


Table 3.18:Compensation Comparisons

by Size, Accredited orNonaccredited Status,Country, and Highest

DegreeAll Schools in U.S. Dollars

Statistics are calculated in U.S. dollarswith Canadian dollars converted to

U.S. dollars at the rate of $ 0.7800 US.The data are based on the salary

sections of the ATS Annual ReportForms for the fall of 1993, that report

salaries for the 1993-94 academic year.

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TABLE 3.18

Compensation COmparison by Size, Country, and Highest Degree-U.S. Dollars

FTE Enrollment<75 75-150 151-300 301-500 501-1000 >1000

ADMINISTRATIVE

Chief Executive OfficerNumber 42 55 40 22 14 4Average Salary $50,124 $57,271 $71,793 $76,353 $95,007 $89,208Median Salary $50,544 $59,256 $69,300 $66,110 $87,504 $85,000Average Salary & Housing $54,184 $63,428 $77,222 $78,330 $99,887 $93,008Additional Benefits Avg. $8,104 $11,608 $17,481 $19,111 $23,113 $22,869Total Average $62,288 $75,036 $94,703 $97,441 $123,000 $115,87725th ptle $50,544 $58,416 $69,300 $72,596 $97,730 $88,860Median $60,651 $73,229 $89,235 $92,505 $118,335 $107,98675th ptle $73,874 $84,069 $107,950 $112,813 $140,016 $119,170

Chief Academic OfficerNumber 32 47 40 21 15 7Average Salary $43,396 $46,331 $52,192 $57,075 $64,402 $66,947Median Salary $41,630 $49,107 $54,000 $54,000 $60,000 $65,756Average Salary & Housing $45,832 $48,729 $54,136 $57,516 $67,793 $77,947Additional Benefits Avg. $7,394 $8,720 $10,850 $13,301 $15,322 $13,054Total Average $53,226 $57,449 $64,985 $70,817 $83,115 $91,00025th ptle $43,260 $49,102 $53,912 $60,465 $74,052 $75,818Median $50,000 $56,931 $64,081 $65,630 $77,535 $86,22975th ptle $58,407 $65,314 $76,520 $81,165 $92,160 $87,752

Admissions OfficerNumber 8 20 20 17 14 3Average Salary $29,857 $28,916 $38,114 . $36,792 $40,306 $25,006Median Salary $30,100 $28,880 $37,538 $37,600 $38,700 I i

Average Salary & Housing $30,998 $30,714 $38,314 $36,986 $40,921 $25,006Additional Benefits Avg. $7,013 $7,605 $9,398 $8,010 $10,370 $8,643Total Average $38,011 $38,318 $47,711 $44,997 $51,291 $33,64925th ptle $30200 $29,502 $39,573 $36,506 $39,586 0Median $42,565 $38,280 $46,531 $45,232 $50,287 075th ptle $43,468 $43,874 $54,257 $52,351 $61,876 0

Alumni OfficerNumber 1 10 3 5 5 2Average Salary 0 $27,370 $31,067 $28,504 $38,381 $34,127Median Salary 0 $27,053 0 $29,280 $32,980 0Average Salary & Housing 0 $27,370 $33,067 $28,504 $39,381 $34,127Additional Benefits Avg. 0 $5,189 $9,847 $7,245 $8,153 $11,094Total Average 0 $32,558 $42,913 $35,750 $47,534 $45,22025th ptle 0 $25,440 0 $25,672 $32,813 0Median 0 $32,000 0 $35,721 $39,613 075th pile 0 $35,750 0 $38,479 $45,410 0

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Compensation Comparison by Size, Country, and Highest Degree-U.S. Dollars

ADMINISTRATIVE

StatusAccred NonAccred

Country

U.S. Canada

Highest Degree Offered

M.Divi D.Min./

Th.M. D.Miss.

Ph.D./

Th.D.

Chief Executive Officer /Number 160 18 154 24 84 63 30

Average Salary $66,644 $49,511 $67,700 $47,019 $54,438 $71,756 $80,257

Median Salary $64,620 $50,000 $65,000 $46,050 $52,060 $67200 $83,226

Average Salary & Housing $71,688 $52,085 $72,793 $49,892 $59,177 $75,971 $86,581

Additional Benefits Avg. $14,815 $8,115 $15,497 $5,415 $9,059 $16,802 $22,760

Total Average $86,503 $60,200 $88,290 $55,307 $68,236 $92,773 $109,340

25th ptle $63,012 $46,792 $67,084 $43,968 $51,355 $75,661 $88,860

Median $81,892 $54,855 $82,908 $54,155 $63,012 $88,561 $107,986

75th ptle $105,610 $70,000 $106,479 $63,648 $75,706 $106,479 $136,037

Chief Academic OfficerNumber 141 21 144 18 73 57 32

Average Salary $52,074 $44,986 $51,711 $46,709 $44,318 $53,742 $62,144

Median Salary $51,200 $45,128 $50,468 $45,128 $43,700 $52,950 $60,000



Total Average $65,836 $51,945 $65,538 $52,012 $53,474 $67,758 $81,494

25th ptle $51,883 $45,454 $52,080 $43,981 $44,674 $62,101 $66,612

Median $64,242 $50,673 $63,077 $49,659 $51,734 $64,668 $78,638

75th ptle $77,535 $59,236 $75,818 $65,323 $59,236 $75,478 $92,998

Admissions OfficerNumber 73 9 79 3 24 38 20

Average Salary $35,289 $29,794 $35,123 $23,174 $31,570 $34,973 $37,877

Median Salary $35,500 $30,000 $35,004 0 $31,547 $35,992 $38,700



Total Average $45,415 $32,592 $44,687 $26,132 $39,438 $43,761 $49,961

25th pile $37,550 $21,540 $37,097 0 $30,200 $36,506 $38,754

'Median $44,788 $34,500 $43,874 0 $41,925 $44,584 $53,102

75th ptle $52,576 $42,565 $51,710 0 $45,367 $49,940 $56,228

Alumni OfficerNumber 23 3 25 1 8 8 10

Average Salary $30,529 $31,066 $29,896 0 $25,085 $27,804 $37,225

Median Salary $30,000 0 $30,000 0 $25,783 $27,053 $31,100

Average Salary & Housing $31,007 $31,666 $30,408 0 $25,310 $27,804 $38,325

Additional Benefits Avg. $7,579 $4,111 $7,085 0 $4,474 $5,474 $10,706

Total Average $38,586 $35,777 $37,493 0 $29,784 $33,278 $49,031

25th ptle $32,000 0 $32,000 0 $23,452 $25,672 $36,480

Median $35,750 0 $35,721 0 $32,000 $33,421 $45,410

75th pile $44,870 0 $40,650 0 $35,750 $35,721 $55,653

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Chief Financial OfficerNumber 24 41 26 19 13 4Average Salary $37,364 $41,058 $46,654 $48,343 $54,502 $65,612Median Salary $39,000 $42,095 $46,335 $47,940 $54,400 $68,568Average Salary & Housing $37,627 $41,990 $46,654 $48,643 $55,395 $66,812Additional Benefits Avg. $6,522 $8,614 $9,925 $10,654 $11,936 $16,287Total Average $44,149 $50,604 $56,579 $59,297 $67,331 $83,09925th pile $35,118 $37,907 $46,316 $52,000 $54,164 $81,422Median $44,850 $52,500 $55,629 $58,205 $63,185 $82,25875th pile $48,275 $61,100 $67,909 $64,608 $74,240 $82,395

Dean of StudentsNumber 14 18 12 12 9 0Average So Ian)! $34,330 $33,093 $35,108 $36,488 $43,497 0Median Salary $34,524 $30,231 $30,818 $36,295 $42,640 0Average Salary & Housing $37,112 $35,739 $38,008 $37,655 $45,501 0Additional Benefits Avg. $6,670 $6,917 $10,034 $8,146 $10,332 0Total Average $43,781 $42,656 $48,042 $45,801 $55,833 025th ptle $40,483 $30,839 $33,903 $42,331 $44,351 0Median $43,926 $38,454 $45,194 $47,113 $55,389 075th ptle $47,721 $47,998 $49,320 $49,317 $59,049 0

Development OfficerNumber 19 37 34 15 14 4Average Salary $36,812 $41,797 $52,201 $50,449 $55,039 $73,552Median Salary $35,550 $45,580 $50,000 $54,393 $52,978 $67,300Average Salary & Housing $38,715 $44,006 $52,926 $50,976 $55,993 $73,552Additional Benefits Avg. $5,867 $9,396 $12,355 $11,098 $13,343 $14,485Total Average $44,582 $53,402 $65,281 $62,074 $69,335 $88,03725th ptle $36,693 $41,751 $53,560 $46,239 $55,656 $65,401Median $40,796 $52,122 $61,998 $67,875 $66,977 $78,39775th ptle $53,198 $64,744 $80,167 $71,967 $74,052 $95,561

Development Prof. Staff, OtherNumber 8 33 29 24 20 12Average Salary $29,547 $32,370 $34,755 $35,608 $44,376 $37,446Median Salary $31,059 $31,775 $34,362 $34,325 $39,520 $36,426Average Salary & Housing $30,222 $32,715 $35,503 $35,650 $44,746 $42,096Additional Benefits Avg. $5,652 $6,916 $9,539 $7,576 $10,606 $8,339Total Average $35,873 $39,632 $45,043 $43,226 $55,352 $50,43625th pile $21,424 $28,444 $36,645 $31,940 $36,755 $42,005Median $39,131 $39,085 $44,526 $44,568 $50,055 $47,24175th pile $39,816 $44,220 $51,626 $49,307 $71,100 $50,356

Director of Continuing EducationNumber 5 12 17 6 7 2Average Salary $27,521 $34,782 $33,611 $33,559 $39,949 $45,027Median Salary $30,700 $30,429 $32,800 $33,100 $36,500 0Average Salary & Housing $28,505 $35,349 $35,722 $34,109 $41,092 $45,027Additional Benefits Avg. $5,878 $7,883 $10,487 $6,054 $8,933 $12,163Total Average $34,383 $43,232 $46,209 $40,162 $50,025 $57,19025th pile $28,085 $34,805 $32,790 $28,439 $34,882 0Median $37,081 $36,304 $42,793 $39,096 $47,880 075th ptle $37,657 $45,001 $49,943 $50,471 $56,194 0

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ADMINISTRATIVE

Status

Accred NonAccred

Country

U.S. Canada



M.DivJ D.MinJ Ph.DJ

Th.M. D.Miss. Th.D.

Chief Financial OfficerNumber 116 11 111 16 56 46 25

Average Salary $45,531 $36,452 $45,969 $36,254 $38,870 $47,801 $52,281

Median Salary $45,760 $34,650 $46,335 $38,075 $39,486 $46,350 $53,700



Total Average $56,116 $39,116 $56,675 $40,554 $46,035 $59,122 $65,687

25th ptle $44,850 $30,200 $45,567 $29,442 $36,504 $51,757 $54,164

Median $56,788 $43,128 $56,989 $41,340 $44,000 $59,316 $69,109

75th pile $67,510 $44,000 $67,510 $45,679 $54,853 $65,492 $81,422

Dean of StudentsNumber 59 6 58 7 27 27 11

Average Salary $34,873 $44,899 $36,510 $29,907 $32,860 $36,363 $41,627

Median Salary $34,000 $38,950 $35,516 $30,653 $31,200 $37,289 $39,800



Total Average $45,787 $51,319 $47,899 $33,033 $41,332 $47,460 $55,634

25th ptle $36,300 $34,857 $39,308 $25,066 $32,380 $35,033 $44,923

Median $45,375 $47,121 $47,291 $33,903 $40,483 $47,721 $53,723

75th pile $49,487 $59,049 $53,723 $38,454 $46,759 $49,317 $57,650

Development OfficerNumber 112 11 112 11 48 50 25

Average Salary $48,277 $39,568 $48,601 $36,269 $40,932 $49,066 $56,967

Median Salary $47,736 $36,000 $48,000 $36,036 $40,000 $48,800 $54,393



Total Average $60,824 $44,011 $61,240 $39,777 $50,067 $61,787 $72,154

25th ptle $48,014 $37,442 $48,014 $36,757 $37,754 $50,058 $61,287

Median $61,381 $41,751 $61,381 $39,000 $47,349 $62,605 $71,967

75th ptle $72,876 $44,552 $72,876 $47,349 $59,733 $72,87E, $84,762

Development Prof. Staff, OtherNumber 116 10 120 6 35 56 35

Average Salary $35,720 $36,043 $36,111 $28,444 $31,056 $34,553 $42,344

Median Salary $34,269 $32,133 $34,269 $29,640 $31,059 $34,269 $39,140



Total Average $45,321 $39,350 $45,546 $30,879 $37,458 $43,760 $53,977

25th pile $36,190 $25,637 $36,190 $24,838 $29,908 $36,755 $42,005

Median $44,357 $35,040 $44,357 $30,233 $36,924 $44,383 $49,442

75th ptle $51,626 $41,528 $51,801 $38,048 $40,008 $50,055 $61,388

Director of Continuing EducationNumber 48 2 44 . 6 20 19 11

Average Salary $34,786 $34,519 $35,009 $33,063 $28,462 $38,155 $40,417

Median Salary $32,894 0 $33,100 $32,053 $28,125 $37,840 $39,847



Total Average $44,832 $38,170 $45,635 $36,730 $35,801 $49,236 $52,436

25th pile $34,805 0 $34,870 $28,439 $28,439 $36,668 $40,347

Median $41,477 0 $41,477 $35,994 $34,870 $47,880 $54,597

75th ptle $50,897 0 $51,855 $45,001 $39,096 $50,897 $57,075

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ADMINISTRATIVE

Director of Graduate StudiesNumber 1 10 4 2 2 3Average Salary 0 $42,260 $54,759 $36,263 $45,564 $49,774Median Salary 0 $41,800 $47,600 0 0 0Average Salary & Housing 0 $42,260 $54,759 $37,913 $53,224 $49,774Additional Benefits Avg. 0 $6,940 $9,438 $8,148 $16,319 $10,691Total Average 0 $49,200 $64,197 $46,061 $69,543 $60,46525th ptle 0 $39,792 $50,760 0 0 0Median 0 $46,455 $57,259 0 0 075th ptle '0 $60,600 $72,718 0 0 0

Director of Student ServicesNumber 4 8 11 7 2 4

Average Salary $31,875 $25,698 $32,498 $34,947 $26,560 $48,843Median Salary $31,398 $24,120 $33,473 $33,213 0 $49,400Average Salary & Housing $31,875 $27,573 $33,303 $34,947 $26,560 $48,843Additional Benefits Avg. $5,529 $7,280 $7,688 $9,163 $7,089 $11,742Total Average $37,403 $34,853 $40,991 $44,110 $33,649 $60,58425th ptle $36,661 $26,422 $32,214 $39,073 0 $36,923Median $36,767 $33,723 $42,983 $42,610 0 $59,39975th ptle $37,200 $36,600 $46,629 $44,903 0 $61,787

D. Min. DirectorNumber 0 7 5 8 8 1

Average Salary 0 $40,782 $40,069 $37,241 $47,087 0

Median Salary 0 $40,343 $41,635 $34,488 $43,200 0

Average Salary & Housing 0 $42,210 $41,756 $37,953 $48,452 0

Additional Benefits Avg. 0 $7,161 $11,290 $9,300 $11,433 0

Total Average 0 $49,371 $53,046 $47,254 $59,884 0

25th ptle 0 $41,743 $30,776 $39,983 $39,928 0

Median 0 $50,574 $57,776 $42,478 $50,899 0

75th ptle 0 $50,683 $65,641 $50,943 $69,173 0

Executive Vice PresidentNumber 1 8 4 4 3 2

Average Salary 0 $47,595 $52,086 $55,326 $60,143 $73,383Median Salary 0 $49,070 $40,157 $53,232 0 0

Average Salary & Housing 0 $52,566 $58,914 $55,326 $64,249 $73,383Additional Benefits Avg. 0 $4,460 $12,187 $9,962 $15.727 $19,943

Total Average 0 $57,027 $71,101 $65,288 $79,976 $93,32625th ptle 0 $49,070 $38,546 $58,649 0 0

Median 0 $57,745 $46,723 $62,210 0 0

75th ptle 0 $61,482 $82,960 $68,350 0 0

Field Education DirectorNumber 11 23 20 17 9 1

Average Salary $23,108 $31,165 $41,296 $38,018 $39,847 0

Median Salary $24,684 $33,031 $45,301 $36,900 $42,120 0

Average Salary & Housing $24,488 $32,284 $42,208 $38,212 $41,666 0

Additional Benefits Avg. $3,253 $5,870 $10,356 $11,096 $9,417 0

Total Average $27,742 $38,153 $52,564 $49,308 $51,083 0

25th ptle $19,000 $28,408 $36,579 $41,085 $36,791 0

Median $31,000 $38,404 $55,456 $48,508 $55,090 0

75th ptle $33,148 $43,874 $62,708 $52,344 $63,531 0

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Country

U.S. Canada


Highest Degree OfferedM.Divi D.Min./ Ph.D./

Th.M. D.Miss. Th.D.

Director of Graduate StudiesNumber 17 6 20 3 11 5 7

Average Salary $42,368 $51,177 $45,308 $40,384 $41,150 $45,390 $49,674Median Salary $41,938 $47,200 $44,568 0 $41,800 $44,568 $49,800Average Salary & Housing $43,463 $51,177 $46,239 $40,384 $41,150 $46,050 $51,863Additional Benefits Avg. $8,493 $8,900 $9,057 $5,553 $7,062 $7,950 $11,574Total Average $51,957 $60,077 $55,296 $45,937 $48,152 $54,000 $63,43625th ptle $37,317 $50,760 $44,568 0 $37,244 $37,317 $56,453Median $54,805 $56,200 $56,200 0 $49,700 $54,805 $62,51375th ptle $62,513 $66,100 $62,513 0 $56,200 $57,259 $65,092

Director of Student ServicesNumber 34 2 35 1 16 8 12

Average Salary $33,069 $29,674 $32,922 0 $29,337 $31,007 $38,852Median Salary $32,148 0 $32,280 0 $28,750 $28,325 $34,265Average Salary & Housing $33,329 $37,174 $33,604 0 $30,828 $31,007 $38,852Additional Benefits Avg. $8,347 $3,197 $8,138 0 $6,056 $8,459 $10,469Total Average $41,676 $40,371 $41,742 0 $36,885 $39,466 $49,32225th ptle $36,401 0 $33,974 0 C27,801 $33,723 $36,923Median $38,986 0 $39,073 0 $36,767 $36,738 $42,98375th ptle $46,629 0 $46,629 0 $39,612 $42,517 $55,653

D. Min. DirectorNumber 26 4 28 2 3 17 10

Average Salary $42,300 $45,363 $42,804 $41,381 $33,765 $41,219 $47,924Median Salary $38,314 $41,635 $40,343 0 0 $40,343 $43,200Average Salary & Housing $43,533 $46,113 $44,055 $41,381 $38,909 $41,802 $48,896Additional Benefits Avg. $9,887 $7,207 $9902 $4,317 $8,480 $9,262 $10,298Total Average . $53,420 $53,320 553,957 $45,698 $47,389 $51,064 $59,19425th ptle $39,983 $41,743 $41,645 0 0 $39,983 $45,524Median $50,683 $45,937 $50,683 0 0 $50,683 $50,94375th ptle $65,641 $57,776 $65,641 0 0 $57,776 $81,262

Executive Vice PresidentNumber 21 1 22 0 10 7 5

Average Salary $53,026 0 $53,616 0 $48,971 $51,807 $65,439Median Salary $51,690 0 $51,690 0 $46,420 $51,690 $59,766Average Salary & Housing $57,122 0 $57,525 0 $55,859 $52,493 $67,903Additional Benefits Avg. $9,487 0 $9,827 0 $6,825 $8,698 $17,413Total Average $66,609 0 $67,353 0 $62,684 $61,191 $85,31625th ptle $53,409 0 $56,289 0 $49,070 $56,289 $57,752Median $61,482 0 $61,482 0 $57,745 $62,210 $89,76675th ptle $71,942 0 $76,545 0 $62,100 $64,172 $96,886

Field Education DirectorNumber 72 9 71 10 36 28 17

Average Salary $35,487 $32,670 $36,376 $26,645 $29,025 $39,763 $40,639Median Salary $34,357 $33,131 $36,050 $30,600 $27,945 $38,423 $42,120Average Salary & Housing $36,525 $33,130 $37,453 $26,879 $30,390 $40,061 $41,893Additional Benefits Avg. $8,622 $4,053 $8,822 $3,090 $6,056 $9,903 $9,529Total Average $45,147 $37,182 $46,275 $29,969 $36,446 $49,964 $51,42325th ptle $34,655 $11,929 $34,655 $18.507 $30,054 $43,936 $36,791Median $43,936 $39,537 $45,507 $35,650 $34,655 $49,626 $53,28075th ptle $57,290 $44,684 $58,946 $38,544 $41,085 $58,946 $63,531

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Formation DirectorNumber 5 16 5 1 3 1

Average Salary $32,759 $31,195 $32,133 0 $42,369 0

Median Salary $33,106 $30,000 $34,985 0 0 0

Average Salary & Housing $37,328 $32,826 $37,655 0 $44,809 0

Additional Benefits Avg. $6,261 $5,012 $7,184 0 $9,303 0

Total Average $43,589 $37,838 $44,839 0 $54,112 0

25th ptle $37,016 $30,000 $38,664 0 0 0

Median $40,597 $35,102 $44,650 0 0 0

75th ptle $45,246 $45,332 $47,735 0 0 0

Information Systems ManagerNumber 0 6 3 8 7 4

Average Salary 0 $30,381 $34,923 $30,537 $39,092 $45,611

Median Salary 0 $28,320 0 $30,300 $37,300 $44,014

Average Salary & Housing 0 $30,381 $34,923 $30,537 $39,606 $46,211

Additional Benefits Avg. 0 $6,580 $9,253 $8,229 $8,976 $11,945

Total Average 0 $36,961 $44,176 $38,765 $48,582 $58,157

25th ptle 0 $28,053 0 $31,888 $40,733 $53,459

Median 0 $33,968 0 $36,966 $45,964 $55,011

75th ptle 0 $41,810 0 $44,446 $49,267 61,346

Head Libmian-Admin.Number 21 45 26 20 10 4

Average Salary $30,756 $34,142 $39,224 $40,511 $51,722 $45,482

Median Salary $29,610 $32,474 $37,207 $40,000 $42,000 $41,500

Average Salary & Housing $32,178 $35,799 $40,721 $40,900 $52,582 $45,482

Additional Benefits Avg. $5,571 $7,663 $9,514 $9,999 $12,444 $12,106

Total Average $37,748 $43,462 $50,235 $50,898 $65,027 $57,588

25th ptle $29,183 $34,095 $38,798 $38,366 $48,641 $46,523

Median $35,680 $39,114 $49,551 $48,572 $50,209 $54,679

75th ptle $42,952 $51,119 $58,298 $60,549 $83,149 $61,866

Librarian Prof. Staff OtherNumber 13 30 35 31 40 19

Average Salary $22,194 $27,331 $28,170 $31,803 $32,584 $27,456

Median Salary $20,437 $27,000 $27,575 $31,220 $29,461 $26,561



Total Average $26,134 $34,344 $36,032 $40,643 $41,783 $38,362

25th ptle $19,880 $29,773 $30,078 $35,500 $31,596 $32,259

Median $26,160 $32,778 $35,163 $40,377 $39,378 $36,763

75th ptle $32,726 $39,588 $41,343 $44,244 $47,426 $41,679

Recruitment OfficerNumber 4 9 8 3 5 2

Average Salary $29,981 $31,897 $26,946 $28,700 $28,597 $41,815

Median Salary $30,600 $33,700 $26,100 0 $32,000 0



Total Average $37,819 $37,762 $34 397 $35,509 $34,629 $51,198

25th ptle $34,118 $26,979 $27,861 0 $19,540 0

Median $35,334 $39,668 $31,780 0 $33,681 0

75th ptle $40,169 $43,698 $38,663 0 $40,328 0

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Country

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M.DivJ D.MinJ Ph.D./Th.M. D.Miss. Th.D.

Formation DirectorNumber 28 3 31 0 21 7 3Average Salary $32,773 $34,414 $32,932 0 $31,435 $32,043 $45,484Median Salary $33,000 0 $33,106 0 $30,000 $33,730 0Average Salary & Housing $35,704 $35,014 $35,638 0 $34,552 $33,629 $47,924Addifional Benefits Avg. $6,195 $2,845 $5,871 0 $5,250 $6,876 $7,875Total Average $41,900 $37,859 $41,509 0 $39,802 $40,505 $55,79925th ptle $32,500 0 $32,500 0 $30,000 $35,102 0Median $40,597 0 $40,597 0 $40,050 $42,172 075th ptle . $46,207 0 $46,207 0 $45,374 $44,650 0

Information Systems ManagerNumber 27 1 26 2 8 9 11

Average Salary $35,523 0 $36,256 $22,396 $29,635 $32,524 $41,604Median Salary $36,000 0 $36,000 0 $28,320 $31,502 $39,494Average Salary & Housing $35,745 0 $36,486 $22,396 $29,635 $32,924 $41,822Additional Benefits Avg. $8,816 0 $2,535 $5,426 $8,637 $11,140Total Average

25th ptle$44,561$36,664

00

$45,664

$36,966

$24,930

0$35,060

$25,619$41:561991 $$:21:3%923

Median $41,810 0 $41,810 0 $33,968 $40,756 $53,45975th pile $51,385 0 $51,537 0 $39,130 $45,964 $55,653

Head LibrarianAdmin.Number 114 12 113 13 54 48 24Average Salary $38,010 $31,523 $38,156 $30,753 $32,027 $38,887 $46,475Median Salary $36,464 $31,900 $36,768 $29,437 $30,893 $39,624 $42,000Average Salary & Housing $39,385 $31,773 $39,570 $30,753 $33,269 $40,136 $47,840Additional Benefits Avg. $9,009 $4,577 $9,115 $4,003 $5,642 $10,020 $12,348Total Average $48,395 $36,350 $48,685 $34,756 $38,912 $50,156 $60,18725th ptle $36,783 $29,183 $37,144 $26,238 $31,941 $40,894 $43,820Median $47,187 $36,514 $47,303 $34,095 $36,514 $50,025 $51,17475th ptle $55,617 $40,894 $55,482 $37,038 $43,801 $55,785 $68,850

Librarian Prof. Staff OtherNumber 155 13 161 7 39 56 73Average Salary $29,504 $25,560 $29,358 $25,530 $24,830 $28,259 $32,252Median Salary $28,992 $24,504 $28,711 $25,818 $24,714 $27,180 $31,605Average Salary & Housing $29,743 $25,560 $29,588 $25,530 $25,105 $28,464 $32,457Additional Benefits Avg. $8,451 $2,994 $8,277 $2,316 $4,509 $7,874 $10,029Total Average $38,194 $28,554 $37,866 $27,846 $29,614 $36,338 $42,48625th ptle $31,220 $22,279 $30,901 $20,200 $23,600 $30,901 $33,689Median $36,147 $29,773 $35,919 $30,078 $30,225 35,522 $41,13275th ptle $42,520 $33,689 $42,491 $31,220 $33,113 $40,377 $48,494

Recruitment OfficerNumber 28 3 30 1 12 11 8Average Salary $30,022 $31,557 $30,370 0 $30,187 $28,264 $32,767Median Salary $29,164 0 $29,744 0 $29,744 $29,281 $29,164Average Salary & Housing $30,407 $32,157 $30,790 0 $30,337 $29,246 $32,767Additional Benefits Avg. $6,589 $5,337 $6,590 0 $5,630 $6,658 $7,463Total Average $36,996 $37,494 $37,380 0 $35,967 $35,904 $40,23025th ptle $31,493 C $33,681 0 $31,780 $20,273 $31,251Median $36,297 0 $36,492 0 $36,209 $40,169 $36,49275th ptle $41,927 0 $41,927 0 $38,663 $43,698 $40,328

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ADMINISTRATIVEJFACULTY

RegistrarNumber 21 40 32 21 14 3

Average Salary $26,403 $28,224 $28,625 $33,496 $34,039 $34,460

Median Salary $25,750 $27,700 $27,900 $33,625 $33,000 0Average Salary & Housing $27,246 $28,244 $28,983 $33,768 $34,389 $34,460

Additional Benefits Avg. $4,597 $5,959 $7,584 $7,983 $7,839 $8,694Total Average $31,843 $34,204 $36,566 $41,750 $42,227 $43,154

25th ptle $29,400 $26,924 $30,884 $32,699 $36,076 0

Median $31,826 $34,694 $35,121 $43,468 $38,173 075th ptle $35,560 $39,315 $41,493 $46,810 $46,433 0

Vice President AdministrationNumber 6 11 16 3 9 1

Average Salary $36,103 $42,762 $51,550 $54,405 $57,259 0

Median Salary $34,650 $43,640 $53,000 0 $50,000 0


Additional Benefits Avg. $4,693 $9,794 $13,681 $8,840 $13,990 0

Total Average $41,636 $56,937 $67,666 $63,244 $73,005 0

25th ptle $35,037 $35,947 $40,956 0 $53,486 0

Median $42,970 $55,386 $63,021 0 $60,477 0

75th pie $44,500 $62,929 $91,636 0 $66,810 0

FACULTY

ProfessorNumber 148 272 337 254 234 130

Average Salary $38,381 $40,535 $49,409 $47,001 $52,745 $45,713

Median Salary $39,214 $41,200 $48,000 $43,667 $46,700 $46,450



Total Average $46,420 $52,501 $63,377 $57,749 $67,683 $61,480

25th ptle $39,936 $43,924 $53,809 $45,968 $53,603 $56,081

Median $46,674 $52,249 $62,452 $54,072 $62,003 $60,767

75th ptle $52,080 $59,994 $72,695 $63,487 $75,147 $64,955

Associate ProfessorNumber 72 161 154 130 124 74

Average Salary $33,711 $37,337 $39,225 $37,998 $42,752 $35,663

Median Salary $34,000 $36,900 $39,166 $37,900 $40,410 $36,426



Total Average $41,247 $46,239 $50,261 $47,732 $54,251 $50,658

25th ptle $32,749 $40,554 $40,933 $42,610 $45,420 $45,638

Median $41,747 $45,922 $50,697 $46,845 $51,572 $48,698

75th ptle $45,880 $53,596 $58,216 $52,736 $61,442 $51,389

Assistant ProfessorNumber 72 137 153 99 69 39

Average Salary $28,833 $31,788 $33,648 $33,828 $36,298 $28,925

Median Salary $30,085 $32,000 $35,423 $32,960 $35,700 $28,955



Total Average $36,820 $40,235 $42,691 $42,688 $45,322 $39,152

25th ptle $31,138 $33,033 $37,025 $39,006 $36,793 $37,686

Median $36,662 $39,484 $44,200 $42,259 $45,696 $41,039

75th ptle $43,056 $44,539 $47,690 $45,959 $52,518 $43,559

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ADMINISTRATIVE/FACULTY

Status

Accred NonAccredCountry

U.S. Canada


Highest Degree OfferedM.DivJ D.Min./ Ph.DJTh.M. D.Miss. Th.D.

RegistrarNumber 117 15 119 13 54 51 26Average Salary $30,152 $25,613 $29,567 $30,274 $27,747 $29,541 $33,933Median Salary $29,500 $25,844 $29,361 $29250 $28,240 $28,000 $32,600Average Salary & Housing $30,373 $26,593 $29,908 $30,274 $28,117 $29,780 $34,256Additional Benefits Avg. $7,170 $3,042 $6,982 $4,124 $4,756 $7,541 $9,063Total Average $37,543 $29,635 $36,890 $34,398 $32,873 $37,321 $43,31925th ptle $31,826 $26,235 $31,000 $25,798 $26,235 $32,104 $36,017Median' $36,011 $30,571 $35,611 $32,682 $33,237 $36,011 $41,20375th ptle $43,174 $32,300 $41,932 $36,017 $38,448 $40,638 $51,212

Vice President AdministrationNumber 39 7 41 5 19 18 9Average Salary $50,900 $36,749 $50,448 $34,797 $36,923 $53,680 $63,840Median Salary $47,700 $35,860 $47,700 $35,557 $35,860 $48,834 $62,400Average Salary & Housing $53,310 $38,749 $53,082 $34,797 $39,249 $55,160 $67,967Additional Benefits Avg. $12,100 $6,275 $12,248 $2,734 $6,616 $11,718 $19,911Total Average $65,410 $45,024 $65,329 $37,531 $45,865 $66,879 $87,87825th ptle $47,424 $34,650 $49,557 $21,897 $35,037 $56,567 $53,486Median $60,000 $44,500 $60,000 $35,947 $43,100 $60,477 $94,34775th ptle $75,907 $55,551 $75,907 $47,349 $49,557 $75,907 $116,946

FACULTY

ProfessorNumber 1260 115 1259 116 378 491 504Average Salary $47,189 $35,843 $46,523 $43,170 $41,373 $46,439 $49,729Median Salary $45,805 $37,889 $45,000 $43,028 $39,530 $45,686 $47,095Average Salary & Housing $49,096 $36,948 $48,424 $44,344 $43,314 $47,667 $52,096Additional Benefits Avg. $11,415 $4,473 $11,374 $4,981 $7,069 $11,133 $13,378Total Average $60,511 $41,421 $59,798 $49,325 $50,383 $58,801 $65,47425th ptle $49,323 $36,125 $48,345 $37,112 $40,616 $50,407 $54,206Median $58,911 $42,436 $58,626 $48,568 $46,941 $58,386 $62,00375th ptle $68,023 $47,660 $67,087 $57,832 $57,150 $65,376 $73,833

Associate ProfessorNumber 662 53 653 62 212 253 .250Average Salary $38,318 $37,603 $38,105 $39,946 $35,776 $39,056 $39,575Median Salary $37,806 $36,000 $37,395 $40,721 $34,650 $38,700 $38,703Average Salary & Housing $39,913 $38,152 $39,730 $40,332 $37,009 $40,275 $41,636Additional Benefits Avg. $9,246 $5,094 $9,290 $5,240 $6,629 $9,500 $10,329Total Average $49,159 $43,246 $49,020 $45,572 $43,638 $49,775 $51,96525th ptle $42,055 $37,589 $41,725 $38,395 $35,875 $43,980 $43,704Median $48,249 $41,356 $48,146 $44,399 $42,331 $49,614 $49,67475th ptle $55,425 $46,027 $55,112 $53,524 $49,908 $55,436 $58,025

Assistant ProfessorNumber 523 46 530 39 222 187 159Average Salary $32,444 $34,624 $32,530 $33,847 $30,886 $33,899 $33,538Median Salary $32,500 $33,131 $32,271 $34,063 $31,019 $34,000 $32,730Average Salary & Housing $33,803 $34,776 $33,857 $34,222 $32,885 $34,642 $34,389Additional Benefits Avg. $7,819 $4,502 $7,797 $4,212 $6,043 $7,935 $9,208Total Average $41,622 $39,278 $41,654 $38,434 $38,929 $42,578 $43,59725th ptle $36,343 $34,798 $35,980 $33,244 $32,200 $37,673 $38,966Median $41,504 $37,281 $41,500 $38,966 $37,764 $42,130 $42,80875th ptle $47,100 $45,200 $47,196 $42,682 $45,503 $47,196 $47,690

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FACULTY

InstructorNumber 17 36 15 3 2 2

Average Salary $20,940 $27,308 $28,046 $30,735 $31,568 $27,580

Median Salary $18,117 $28,244 $29,000 0 0 0



Total Average $31,603 $35,167 $37,834 $34,696 $51,469. $38,276

25th ptle $17,662 $29,789 $32,385 0 0 0

Median $31,663 $33,341 $34,434 0 0 0

75th ptle $38,922 $39,333 $40,542 0 0 0

LecturerNumber 11 11 4 2 0 0

Average Salary $29,610 $22,095 $38,372 $33,979 0 0

Median Salary $33,205 $13,884 $36,958 0 0 0

Average Salary & Housing $29,950 $24,168 $38,372 $33,979 0 0

Additional Benefits Avg. $2,774 $3,355 $6,251 $8,497 0 0

Total Average $32,724 $27,523 $44,623 $42,476 0 0

25th ptle $28,000 $14,237 $40,505 0 0 0

Median $37,301 $14,237 $45,843 0 0 0

75th ptle $37,301 $36,996 $45,843 0 0 0

Head Librarian-FacultyNumber 1 1 0 0 0 0

Average Salary 0 0 0 0 0 0

Median Salary 0 0 0 0 0 0

Average Salary & Housing 0 0 0 0 0 0

Additional Benefits Avg. 0 0 0 0 0 0

Total Average 0 0 0 0 0 0

25th ptle 0 0 0 0 0 0

Median 0 0 0 0 0 0

75th ptle 0 0 0 0 0 0

Non-Ranked FacultyNumber 4 8 9 0 1 0

Average Salary $20,729 $30,111 $26,431 0 0 0

Median Salary $15,066 $28,000 $23,030 0 0 0

Average Salary & Housing $24,779 $33,561' $31,331 0 0 0

Additional Benefits Avg. $8,358 $5,434 $3,543 0 0 0

Total Average $33,137 $38,995 $34,874 0 0 0

25th ptle $27,906 $29,100 $31,230 0 0 0

Median $30,393 $33,950 $32,853 0 0 0

75th ptle $36,432 $41,577 $35,891 0 0 0

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FACULTY


CountryU.S. Canada


Highest Degree OfferedM.DivJ D.MinJ Ph.DJTh.M. D.Miss. Th.D.

InstructorNumber 67 8 71 4 42 27 6Average Salary $26,451 $24,756 $26,329 $25,231 $24,826 $27,515 $30,776Median Salary $27,670 $26,099 $27,670 $25,966 $25,750 $28,244 $28,250Average Salary & Housing $29,186 $26,581 $29,050 $26,401 $27,326 $29,707 $36,393Additional Benefits Avg. $6,994 $2,204 $6,694 $2,738 $4,916 $8,143 $9,985Total Average $36,180 $28,785 $35,744 $29,139 $32,242 $37,850 $46,37825th ptle $30,000 $15,500 $30,000 $17,662 $28,353 $32,085 $46,012Median $34,896 $32,300 $34,321 $28,116 $31,663 $37,755 $47,86375th ptle $41,568 $34,434 $41,202 $34,896 $36,514 $45,288 $50,913

LecturerNumber 25 3 13 15 21 4 3Average Salary $28,702 $24,217 $30,929 $25,875 $26,904 $30,420 $34,514Median Salary $34,620 0 $31,945 $33,205 $28,000 $28,000 0Average Salary & Housing $29,764 $24,217 $32,683 $26,124 $27,682 $32,970 $34,514Additional Benefits Avg. $4,322 $456 $6,006 $2,090 $3,157 $6,415 $5,823Total Average $34,086 $24,673 $38,689 $28,214 $30,839 $39,385 $40,33725th ptle $14,237 0 $23,418 $14,237 $14,237 $20,550 0Median $37,301 0 $41,440 $37,301 $31,617 $41,440 075th ptle $41,440 0 $45,843 $37,301 $37,301 $46,303 0

Head LibrarianFacultyNumber 2 0 2 0 2 0 0Average Salary $34,744 0 $34,744 0 $34,744 0 0Median Salary 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Average Salary & Housing $34,744 0 $34,744 0 $34,744 0 0Additional Benefits Avg. $7,180 0 $7,180 0 $7,180 0 0Total Average $41,924 0 $41,924 0 $41,924 0 025th ptle 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Median 0 0 0 0 0 0 075th ptle 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

NonRanked FacultyNumber 21 1 21 1 10 12 0Average Salary $26,635 0 $26,635 0 $24,174 $29,579 0Median Salary $23,160 0 $23,160 0 $18,580 $23,160 0Average Salary & Housing $30,820 0 $30,820 0 $28,554 $33,254 0Additional Benefits Avg. $5,314 0 $5,314 0 $5,663 $4,927 0Total Average $36,134 0 $36,134 0 $34,217 $38,182 025th ptle $30,393 0 $30,393 0 $29,100 $32,013 0Median $33,950 0 $33,950 0 $30,393 $34,030 075th ptle $39,100 0 $39,100 0 $37,816 $41,577 0

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Table 3.19 complements Table 3.18 in that it again reports compensation for

administrators and for faculty for comparison purposes, but now based on the

denominational affiliation of the school.

Only denominations with four or more schools are listed. There are 12 groupings:

2 for Canada and 10 for the U.S. Because the table distinguishes U.S. from

Canadian denominational groupings, Canadian dollars are reported and have not

been converted. U.S. schools declaring themselves as nondenominational or

interdenominational constitute a distinct U.S. grouping.

No salary is reported if there is only one person reported in a given category. If only

two or three are reported, the percentile distribution and the median are not reported

in order to protect the privacy of individual salaries.

Reported in Canadian Dollars:

RCCAN-Roman Catholic, CanadaUCCCAN-United Church of Canada

Reported in U.S. Dollars:

ABC-American Baptist Churches (USA)*SBC-Southern Baptist Convention*CC(DC)-Christian Churches and Churches of ChristEC-Episcopal ChurchELCA-Evangelical Lutheran Church in America*UMeth-United Methodist Church*PC(USA)-Presbyterian Church (USA)*RCUSA-Roman CatholicUCC-United Church of ChristINTERDEN-Inter- and Nondenominational

*Indicates the largest denomination in terms of number of members within theparticular denominational family.


Table 3.19:Compensation Comparisons

by Denomination ofSchoolGroups with Four

or More Schools

Information regarding country anddenominational affiliation is takenfrom the ATS school master file asreported by the schools themselves.

Statistics are calculated with Canadiandollars converted to U.S. dollars at the

rate of $0.7800 US.

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Compensation Comparison by Denomination of School(only includes groups with four or more schools)

TABLE 3.19

ADMINISTRATIVECanadian Dollars

P.-IsCan UCCan ABC

US Dollars

SBC CC(DC) EC

Chief Executive OfficerNumber 4 3 6 6 4 9Average Salary $54,934 $76,542 $65,514 $79,590 $68,875 $69,022

Median Salary $40,000 0 $66,000 $83,490 $67,200 $70,000Average Salary & Housing $55,174 $76,542 $66,014 $86,123 $70,375 $85,146Additional Benefits Avg. $1,595 $11,043 $15,044 $20,484 $14,679 $27,266

Total Average $56,768 $87,584 $81,057 $106,607 $85,053 $112,412

25th pile $32,136 0 $79,889 $92,777 $81,892 $77,196Median $43,100 0 $82,127 $107,986 $82,908 $109,491

75th ptle $74,892 0 $88,849 $118,335 $82,908 $123,297

Chief Academic OfficerNumber 3 3 6 6 5 4

Average Salary $50,589 $68,533 $52,601 $57,835 $53,680 $56,420

Median Salary 0 0 $52,950 $55,119 $51,200 $50,468Average Salary & Housing $50,589 $68,533 $52,601 $60,921 $54,394 $74,786

Additional Benefits Avg. $317 $9,289 $13,484 $15,857 $11,958 $22,989

Total Average $50,906 $77,821 $66,085 $76,778 $66,352 $97,776

25th pile 0 0 $63,883 $73,051 $53,059 $79,631

Median 0 0 $64,524 $75,478 $64,668 $84,79075th ptle 0 0 $70,227 $82,301 $64,668 $102,324

Admissions OfficerNumber 0 1 1 3 3 4Average Salary 0 0 0 $26,504 $43,277 $31,350Median Salary 0 0 0 0 0 $28,880

Average Salary & Housing 0 0 0 $27,704 $43,277 $36,022

Additional Benefits Avg. 0 0 0 $8,011 $6,809 $13,116

Total Average 0 0 0 $35,714 $50,086 $49,138

25th ptle 0 0 0 0 0 $45,713

Median 0 0 0 0 0 $47,806

75th ptle 0 0 0 0 0 $48,936

Alumni OfficerNumber 0 0 0 1 0 2

Average Salary 0 0 0 0 0 $29,279

Median Salary 0 0 0 0 0 0Average Salary & Housing 0 0 0 0 0 $29,279

Additional Benefits Avg. 0 0 0 0 0 $11,759

Total Average 0 0 0 0 0 $41,038

25th ptle 0 0 0 0 0 0

Median 0 0 0 0 0 0

75th ptle 0 0 0 0 0 0

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TABLE 3.19

Compensation Comparison by Denomination of School(only includes groups with four or more schools)

ADMINISTRATIVE ELCA U.Meth PC(USA) RCUSA UCC

Inter/Nonden.

USA

Chief Executive OfficerNumber 8 11 9 42 4' 32Average Salary $65,023 $97,272 $91,862 $52,972 $73,934 $77,056Median Salary $63,600 $90,000 $87,317 $52,146 $73,000 $72,038Average Salary & Housing $72,053 $101,954 $98,250 $55,803 $76,934 $81,292Additional Benefits Avg. $20251 $23,273 $29,651 $5,306 $14,889 $16,915Total Average $92,304 $125,227 $127,902 $61,110 $91,822 $98,20725th ptle $85,874 $105,504 $99,758 $51,355 $84,596 $68,621Median $88,996 $132,253 $121,849 $60,789 $86,779 $91,86075th ptle $92,715 $136,332 $137,170 $70,200 $97,882 $118,905

/Chief Academic OfficerNumber 6 11 9 36 3 32

Average Salary $51,440 $68,746 $63,977 $41,377 $54,604 $52,930Median Salary $50,861 $70,000 $65,000 $42,373 0 $56,650Average Salary & Housing $52,907 $70,057 $66,902 $43,861 $58,604 $56,992Additional Benefits Avg. $16,660 $14,453 $17,917 $5,015 $11,867 $9,846Total Average $69,567 $84,510 $84,818 $48,876 $70,470 $65,83825th ptle $64,242 $68,518 $75,000 $43,546 0 $45,214Median $68,782 $81,272 $78,356 $47,834 0 $62,75275th ptle $73,312 $93,721 $88,752 $54,555 0 $78,435

Admissions OfficerNumber 4 11 8 6 4 17

Average Salary $43,267 $40,726 $33,681 $28,919 $34,590 $37,412Median Salary $38,444 $43,800 $30,818 $28,583 $32,960 $38,700

Average Salary & Housing $44,267 $40,726 $34,306 $30,819 $34,590 $37,412Additional Benefits Avg. $11,542 $9,759 $9,872 $6,419 $8,302 $8,335Total Average $55,809 $50,485 $44,178 $37,238 $42,892 $45,746

25th ptle $39,586 $37,550 $32,956 $29,502 $37,097 $30,984Median $50,707 $53,224 $38,754 $35,199 $39,630 $45,36775th ptle $66,291 $56,228 $46,531 $43,874 $40,583 $53,286

Alumni OfficerNumber 0 3 6 5 0 3

Average Salary 0 $28,533 $33,772 $22,057 0 $30,440

Median Salary 0 0 $27,053 $25,783 0 0

Average Salary & Housing 0 $28,533 $35,605 $22,417 0 $30,440

Additional Benefits Avg. 0 $6,371 $10,126 $2,849 0 $7,759Total Average 0 $34,904 $45,731 $25,266 0 $38,199

25th ptle 0 0 $34,826 $1,600 0 0

Median 0 0 $36,480 $32,000 0 0

75th ptle 0 0 $54,669 $33,628 0 0

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TABLE 3.19

EC

Chief Financial OfficerNumber 4 2 5 6 4 6Average Salary $33,799 $41,657 $49,765 $52,031 $48,472 $46,094Median Salary $34,180 0 $48,287 $51,401 $48,789 $45,650Average Salary & Housing $33,799 $41,657 $49,765 $53,831 $48,472 $46,309Additional Benefits Avg. $2,540 $3,774 $14,753 $13,409 $14,437 $12,979Total Average $36,338 $45,431 $64,519 $67,240 $62,909 $59,28825th ptle $7,200 0 $56,989 $52,000 $30,703 $52,961Median $36,905 0 $62,244 $63,185 $64,608 $60,40675th ptle $46,800 0 $62,462 $82,258 $78,112 $65,389

Dean of StudentsNumber 2 0 1 4 2 2Average Salary $24,818 0 0 $41,748 $29,800 $43,037Median Salary 0 0 0 $31,752 0 0Average Salary & Housing $24,818 0 0 $43,608 $29,800 $56,123Additional Benefits Avg. $376 0 0 $9,988 $6,396 $21,642Total Average $25,194 0 0 $53,596 $36,196 $77,76425th ptle 0 0 0 $30,495 0 0Median 0 0 0 $47,755 0 075th ptle 0 0 0 $49,286 0 0

Development OfficerNumber 2 0 3 5 4 8Average Salary $40,600 0 $56,972 $56,016 $53,660 $38,816Median Salary 0 0 0 $50,551 $57,338 $41,514Average Salary & Housing $40,600 0 $56,972 $57,086 $54,061 $47,431Additional Benefits Avg. $2,780 0 $15,779 $14,006 $12,208 $15,189Total Average $43,380 0 $72,750 $71,093 $66,269 $62,62025th ptle 0 0 0 $48,014 $43,511 $52,122Median 0 0 0 $66,431 $72,876 $64,34175th ptle . 0 0 0 $80,056 $72,876 $68,295

Development Prof. Staff, OtherNumber 0 2 5 8 4 8Average Salary 0 $34,035 $36,960 $33,841 $30,886 $31,012Median Salary 0 0 $32,383 $32,674 $33,177 $31,900Average Salary & Housing 0 $34,035 $36,960 $34,766 $31,136 $31,012Additional Benefits Avg. 0 $2,671 $11,808 $10,039 $8,314 $10,411Total Average 0 $36,706 $48,768 $44,804 $39,449 $41,42325th pile 0 0 $36,190 $36,021 $26,120 $39,085Median 0 0 $48,770 $46,414 $40,378 $42,49475th ptle 0 0 $58,857 $49,302 $44,682 $43,908

Director of Continuing EducationNumber 1 1 2 1 0 2

Average Salary 0 0 $39,449 0 0 $37,260

Median Salary 0 0 0 0 0 0Average Salary & Housing 0 0 $39,449 0 0 $45,597

Additional Benefits Avg. 0 0 $7,853 0 0 $20,037Total Average 0 0 $47,302 0 0 $65,63425th ptle 0 0 0 0 0 0

Median 0 0 0 0 0 0

75th ptle 0 0 0 0 0 0

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ADMINISTRATIVE ELCA U.Meth PC(USA) RCUSA


Inter/Nonden.

UCC USA

Chief Financial OfficerNumber 8 8 6 24 3 20

Average Salary $48,802 $48,651 $60,103 $43,596 $44,170 $46,299

Median Salary $47,000 $46,335 $57,004 $40,000 0 $46,800



Total Average $63,489 $59,412 $76,055 $50,750 $55,549 $54,427

25th ptle $45,738 $55,629 $60,895 $41,250 0 $38,109

Median $60,644 $60,165 $77,427 $48,060 0 $53,00075th ptle $72,996 $67,510 $89,709 $57,780 0 $62,554

Dean of StudentsNumber 2 3 6 16 0 10

Average Salary $44,255 $41,940 $39,538 $29,610 0 $42,917

Median Salary 0 0 $30,818 $29,887 0 $38,784

Average Salary & Housing $44,255 $41,940 $44,091 $32,915 0 $43,747

Additional Benefits Avg. $11,948 $7,765 $12,339 $5,326 0 $8,448

Total Average $56,203 $49,705 $56,429 $38,241 0 $52,194

25th ptle 0 0 $45,375 $33,696 0 $48,300

Median 0 0 $47,490 $39,308 0 $49,317

75th ptle 0 0 $75,227 $42,627 0 $58,265

Development OfficerNumber 9 9 7 21 4 22

Average Salary $54,182 $57,620 $56,218 $41,954 $48,352 $54,253

Median Salary $52,978 $55,000 $57,500 $38,000 $47,469 $54,393

Average Salary & Housing $54,715 $57,620 $58,218 $42,360 $48,352 $54,676Additional Benefits Avg. $16,551 $12,917 $15,236 $6,815 $9,896 $10,514

Total Average $71,266 $70,538 $73,454 $49,176 $58,248 $65,190

25th ptle $60,078 $54,818 $63,080 $36,693 $53,410 $48,691

Median $66,977 $67,875 $70,720 $43,900 $56,913 $61,998

75th ptle $83,128 $81,619 $73,466 $59,733 $61,287 $74,099

Development Prof. Staff, OtherNumber 8 14 11 18 2 31

Average Salary $37,462 $35,780 $37,416 $31,263 $35,635 $42,169

Median Salary $39,140 $34,300 $39,520 $28,000 0 $38,850



Total Average $49,633 $43,156 $47,178 $37,322 $43,800 $52,685

25th ptle $27,263 $35,435 $39,339 $28,444 0 $38,975

Median $51,626 $40,892 $44,383 $36,161 0 $48,137

75th ptle $54,116 $46,801 $51,237 $39,875 0 $59,632

Director of Continuing EducationNumber 3 4 6 11 2 10

Average Salary $35,439 $32,198 $40,917 $28,872 $37,926 $39,059

Median Salary 0 $32,894 $37,840 $28,515 0 $36,500



Total Average $49,489 $39,613 $56,681 $36,755 $46,852 $46,630

25th ptle 0 $34,882 $47,880 $28,085 0 $36,460

Median 0 $39,096 $49,736 $32,790 0 $42,793

75th ptle 0 $41,477 $70,394 $37,657 0 $57,693

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EC

Director of Graduate StudiesNumber 1 1 0 1 0 0Average Salary 0 0 0 0 0 0Median Salary 0 0 0 0 0 0Average Salary & Housing 0 0 0 0 0 0Additional Benefits Avg. 0 0 0 0 0 0Total Average 0 0 0 0 0 025th ptie 0 0 0 0 0 0Median 0 0 0 0 0 075th ptle 0 0 0 0 0 0


Average Salary 0 0 0 0 0 $29,279Median Salary 0 0 0 0 0 0Average Salary & Housing 0 0 0 0 0 $29,279Additional Benefits Avg. 0 0 0 0 0 $11,759Total Average 0 0 0 0 0 $41,03825th ptle 0 0 0 0 0 0Median 0 0 0 0 0 075th ptle 0 0 0 0 0 0

D. Min. DirectorNumber 0 0 1 4 2 0Average Salary 0 0 0 $40,266 $45,840 0Median Salary 0 0 0 $37,018 0 0Average Salary & Housing 0 0 0 $41,766 $45,840 0Additional Benefits Avg. 0 0 0 $10,192 $8,544 0Total Average 0 0 0 $51,958 $54,384 025th ptle 0 0 0 $38,166 0 0Median 0 0 0 $50,899 0 075th ptle 0 0 0 $50,943 0 0

Executive Vice PresidentNumber 0 0 0 1 1 0Average Salary 0 0 0 0 0 0Median Salary 0 0 0 0 0 0Average Salary & Housing 0 0 0 0 0 0Additional Benefits Avg. 0 0 0 0 0 0Total Average 0 0 0 0 0 0

25th ptle 0 0 0 0 0 0

Median 0 0 0 0 0 0

75th ptle 0 0 0 0 0 0

Field Education DirectorNumber 3 4 2 4 3 0Average Salary $24,288 $35,004 $27,033 $43,805 $36,733 0

Median Salary 0 $39,231 0 $38,000 0 0


Additional Benefits Avg. $417 $4,602 $4,556 $9,395 $5,881 0

Total Average $24,705 $40,356 $31,589 $53,463 $42,614 0

25th ptle 0 $15,294 0 $37,922 0 0

Median 0 $45,705 0 $49,479 0 0

75th ptle 0 $45,705 0 $58,675 0 0

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Director of Graduate StudiesNumber 0 0 2 10 1 3

Average Salary 0 0 $45,564 $43,657 0 $50,115Median Salary 0 0 0 $41,800 0 0

Average Salary & Housing 0 0 $53,224 $43,657 0 $50,115Additional Benefits Avg. 0 0 $16,319 $7,267 0 $9,408Total Average 0 0 $69,543 $50,924 0 $59,52325th ptle 0 0 0 $39,792 0 0

Median 0 0 0 $46,455 0 0

75th pile 0 0 0 $60,600 0 0


Average Salary 0 $33,955 0 $28,034 0 $40,375Median Salary 0 $33,473 0 $29,482 0 $41,000Average Salary & Housing 0 $33,955 0 $28,034 0 $40,375Additional Benefits Avg. 0 $6,782 0 $6,121 0 $7,370Total Average 0 $40,737 0 $34,155 0 $47,74525th ptle 0 $36,401 0 $27,801 0 $36,923Median 0 $41,329 0 $36,661 0 $46,76875th ptle 0 $44,903 0 $38,976 0 $53,369

D. Min. DirectorNumber 0 2 3 1 0 7

Average Salary 0 $34,050 $53,417 0 0 $50,275Median Salary 0 0 0 0 0 $53,657Average Salary & Housing 0 $34,050 $55,857 0 0 $50,703Additional Benefits Avg. 0 $6,270 $16,654 0 0 $9,963Total Average 0 $40,320 $72,511 0 0 $60,66725th ptle 0 0 0 0 0 $45,937

Median 0 0 0 0 0 $61,59675th ptle 0 0 0 0 0 $66,964

Executive Vice PresidentNumber 0 3 3 7 0 4

Average Salary 0 $53,386 $60,143 $44,774 0 $52,346

Median Salary 0 0 0 $46,420 0 $48,072Average Salary & Housing 0 $53,386 $64,249 $49,312 0 $62,826

Additional Benefits Avg. 0 $8,953 $15,727 $3,551 0 $11,521

Total Average 0 $62,338 $79,976 $52,863 0 $74,34725th ptle 0 0 0 $45,000 0 $58,649Median 0 0 0 $53,409 0 $60,35575th pile 0 0 0 $57,745 0 $62,210

Field Education DirectorNumber 4 10 6 22 1 7

Average Salary $42,296 $47,781 $45,270 $26,657 0 $41,288

Median Salary $37,822 $43,967 $43,048 $25,103 0 $40,800

Average Salary & Housing $43,296 $47,781 $48,823 $28,330 0 $41,288

Additional Benefits Avg. $11,914 $12,225 $13,542 $5,997 0 $8,410

Total Average $55,210 $60,006 $62,365 $34,328 0 $49,698

25th ptle $46,228 $52,344 $58,946 $30,175 0 $38,151

Median $47,928 $57,290 $60,543 $33,516 0 $44,684

75th ptle $62,708 $64,201 $67,278 $38,404 0 $55,456

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Formation DirectorNumber 0 0 0 0 0 0Average Salary 0 0 0 0 0 0Median Salary 0 0 0 0 0 0Average Salary & Housing 0 0 0 0 0 0Additional'Benefits Avg. 0 0 0 0 0 0Total Average 0 0 0 0 0 025th pile 0 0 0 0 0 0Median 0 0 0 0 0 075th ptle 0 0 0 0 0 0


Average Salary 0 0 0 $36,977 0 0Median Salary 0 0 0 $36,621 0 0Average Salary & Housing 0 0 0 $38,177 0 0Additional Benefits Avg. 0 0 0 $11,323 0 0Total Average 0 0 0 $49,500 0 025th ptle 0 0 0 $40,733 0 0Median 0 0 0 $45,964 0 075th ptle 0. 0 0 $55,011 0 0

Head Librarian-Admin.Number 3 1 3 5 5 7Average Salary $38,933 0 $37,947 $39,860 $41,468 $38,811Median Salary 0 0 0 $39,776 $43,700 $41,100Average Salary & Housing $38,933 0 $37,947 $41,060 $41,882 $48,218Additional Benefits Avg. $2,295 0 $13,340 $11,441 $11,886 $16,250Total Average $41,228 0 $51,287 $52,501 $53,768 $54,46825th ptle 0 0 0 $38,366 $38,143 $53,596Median 0 0 0 $53,521 $58,262 $60,53375th ptle 0 0 0 $61,866 $58,262 $63,673

Librarian Prof. Staff OtherNumber 0 2 3 22 3 7Average Salary 0 $29,499 $26,001 $25,646 $27,518 $31,929Median Salary 0 0 0 $24,815 0 $29,200Average Salary & Housing 0 $29,499 $26,001 $25,735 $27,518 $33,344Additional Benefits Avg. 0 $2,731 $7,063 $10,441 $9,968 $11,189Total Average 0 $32,230 $33,064 $36,176 $37,486 $44,53325th ptle 0 0 0 $31,021 0 $35,672Median 0 0 0 $34,893 0 $41,34375th ptle 0 0 0 $41,679 0 $51,283

Recruitment OfficerNumber 0 0 2 3 3 0Average Salary 0 0 $35,950 $23,665 $29,480 0Median Salary 0 0 0 0 0 0Average Salary & Housing 0 0 $35,950 $23,665 $29,480 0Additional Benefits Avg. 0 0 $9,842 $7,506 6,410 0Total Average 0 0 $45,792 $31,171 35,890 025th ptle 0 0 0 0 0 0Median 0 0 0 0 0 075th ptle 0 0 0 0 0 0

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Formation DirectorNumber 0 0 1 24 1 2Average Salary 0 0 0 $31,241 0 $38,365Median Salary 0 0 0 $30,000 0 0Average Salary & Housing 0 0 0 $34,430 0 $38,365Additional Benefits Avg. 0 0 0 $5,414 0 $6,172Total Average 0 0 0 $39,844 0 $44,53725th ptle 0 0 0 $30,837 0 0Median 0 0 0 $40,050 0 075th ptle 0 0 0 $45,332 0 0


Average Salary 0 $29,522 $47,101 $29,308 0 $37,349Median Salary 0 0 0 0 0 $37,950Average Salary & Housing 0 $29,522 $47,101 $29,308 0 $37,349Additional Benefits Avg. 0 $7,140 $14,402 $3,051 0 $8,186Total Average 0 $36,662 $61,503 $32,359 0 $45,53525th ptle 0 0 0 0 0 $33,968Median 0 0 0 0 0 $50,99875th ptle 0 0 0 0 0 $51,385

Head Librarian-Admin.Number 6 10 5 29 2 20

Average Salary $90,308 $48,486 $55,565 $31,696 $32,025 $39,568Median Salary $37,445 $42,665 $52,150 $30,500 0 $37,207

Average Salary & Housing $42,175 $48,486 $57,765 $32,425 $32,025 $40,378Additional Benefits Avg. $12,460 $11,304 $15,095 $4,176 $8,052 $7,907Total Average $54,634 $59,790 $72,859 $36,601 $40,077 $48,28525th ptle $46,947 $50,078 $50,025 $30,500 0 $33,658Median $48,641 $53,096 $64,667 $36,094 0 $46,52375th ptle $66,646 $69,461 $82,262 $42,010 0 $51,072

Librarian Prof. Staff OtherNumber 6 23 17 22 3 36Average Salary $31,105 $30,798 $36,939 $23,468 $21,000 $33,783Median Salary $29,119 $29,262 $36,564 $24,328 0 $32,700Average Salary & Housing $31,105 $30,798 $37,528 $23,956 $21,000 $33,783Additional Benefits Avg. $9,256 $8,341 $12,203 $4,529 $5,299 $8,458Total Average $40,360 $39,138 $49,730 $28,485 $26,299 $42,241

25th ptle $33,416 $33,':39 $40,389 $26,160 0 $36,033Median $40,470 $36,579 $49,237 $30,000 0 $41,27875th ptle $41,004 $42,141 $52,767 $32,778 0 $46,342

Recruitment OfficerNumber 1 2 2 6 1 6

Average Salary 0 $23,500 $35,314 $31,802 0 $30,651Median Salary 0 0 0 $31,424 0 $28,980Average Salary & Housing 0 $23,500 $35,314 $32,102 0 $30,651Additional Benefits Avg. 0 $6,056 $9,022 $4,599 0 $7,233

Total Average 0 $29,556 $44,336 $36,702 0 $37,884

25th ptle 0 0 0 $35,334 0 $34,465

Median 0 0 0 $36,209 0 $35,355

75th ptle 0 0 0 $38,663 0 $39,668

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RegistrarNumber 3 1 6 4 3 4Average Salary $33,038 0 $27,744 $34,761 $30,617 $29,270Median Salary 0 0 $24,120 $34,868 0 $27,000Average Salary & Housing $33,038 0 $27,744 $36,586 $30,617 $29,270Additional Benefits Avg. $2,861 0 $7,542 $10,013 $9,582 $10,850Total Average $35,899 0 $35,286 $46,599 $40,198 $40,12025th ptle 0 0 $31,826 $38,032 0 $37,154Median 0 0 $34,498 $47,141 0 $37,58775th ptle 0 0 $36,698 $50,009 0 $42,365

Vice President AdministrationNumber 2 0 1 4 0 3Average Salary $36,680 0 0 $47,622 0 $56,490Median Salary 0 0 0 $41,351 0 0Average Salary & Housing $36,680 0 0 $50,322 0 $70,486Additional Benefits Avg. $400 0 0 $5,837 0 $28,634Total Average $37,080 0 0 $56,159 0 $99,11925th ptle 0 0 0 $50,286 0 0Median 0 0 0 $55,226 0 075th ptle 0 0 0 $58,647 0 0

FACULTY

ProfessorNumber 17 18 24 137 30 47Average Salary $51,958 $64,032 $40,606 $42,355 $51,508 $42,990Median Salary $61,622 $58,675 $39,520 $41,260 $47,700 $41,234Average Salary & Housing $52,015 $64,032 $41,287 $42,984 $51,907 $53,601Additional Benefits Avg. $3,250 $6,597 $13,143 $12,751 $13,034 $20,267Total Average $55,265 $70,629 $54,430 $55,735 $64,941 $73,86825th ptle $33,747 $56,526 $49,814 $49,389 $59,954 $66,024Median $66,517 $66,870 $52,431 $56,081 $61,134 $71,41475th ptle $71,248 $82,596 $57,184 $62,435 $69,394 $83,483

Associate ProfessorNumber 18 7 14 78 17 24Average Salary $53,021 $58,186 $38,584 $34,373 $41,090 $37,316Median Salary $54,053 $57,509 $35,926 $34,150 $41,720 $35,000Average Salary & Housing $53,128 $58,186 $39,013 $35,126 $41,475 $45,267Additional Benefits Avg. $5,591 $8,519 $9,135 $11,610 $9,844 $17,714Total Average $58,718 $66,705 $48,148 $46,735 $51,319 $62,98125th ptle $52,560 $62,048 $45,951 $43,547 $45,408 $54,841Median $56,922 $65,606 $49,240 $47,273 $55,425 $63,22875th ptle $71,248 $70,334 $55,013 $49,927 $56,433 $71,355


Average Salary $40,258 $49,305 $32,013 $28,952 $33,469 $28,607Median Salary $42,620 $48,112 $32,224 $28,158 $34,475 $29,232Average Salary & Housing $41,783 $49,305 $32,513 $29,775 $33,671 $39,851Additional Benefits Avg. $837 $7,453 $6,481 $10,707 $7,531 $17,693Total Average $42,620 $56,758 $38,994 $40,482 $41,202 $57,54325th ptle $32,500 $53,095 $36,685 $37,618 $31,516 $51,215Median $42,620 $54,721 $36,759 $41,039 $42,531 $53,57275th ptle $47,003 $61,059 $44,276 $42,830 $47,196 $61,556

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RegistrarNumber 7 10 8 28 2 25

Average Salary $29,730 $31,393 $32,211 $26,988 $21,337 $31,208

Median Salary $28,656 $26;762 $30,000 $27,352 0 $32,182



Total Average $39,117 $38,086 $42,710 $32,150 $30,107 $37,721

25th ptle $34,224 $30,884 $32,956 $25,985 0 $31,000

Median $37,353 $33,374 $37,853 $33,237 0 $39,773

75th ptle $38,173 $39,871 $41,493 $35,500 0 $42,639

Vice President AdministrationNumber 1 2 3 7 2 11

Average Salary 0 $59,901 $77,195 $32,585 $68,296 $58,162

Median Salary 0 0 ) $32,898 0 $55,656

,iverage Salary & Housing 0 $59,901 $80,861 $35,633 $68,296 $58,162

Additional Benefits Avg. 0 $11,291 $25,498 $6,886 $12,793 $12,727

Total Average 0 $71,192 $106,360 $42,519 $81,089 $70,889

25th ptle 0 0 0 $29,937 0 $59,083

Median 0 0 0 $39,387 0 $62,929

75th ptle 0 0 0 $49,557 0 $75,907

FACULTY

ProfessorNumber 90 144 95 176 27 273

Average Salary $46,006 $56,838 $54,433 $41,977 $48,329 $50,689

Median Salary $46,673 $54,084 $51,363 $39,652 $47,600 $47,360



Total Average $61,042 $68,834 $74,812 $48,350 $59,897 $65,097

25th ptle $58,858 $58,977 $62,591 $39,716 $55,537 $46,498

Median $59,963 $64,884 $70,346 $45,214 $57,259 $60,949

75th ptle $62,464 $76,858 $81,483 $50,588 $62,163 $78,990

Associate ProfessorNumber 39 53 42 135 9 133

Average Salary $39,518 $46,005 $47,338 $34,464 $43,152 $39,956

Median Salary $39,100 $45,676 $47,644 $33,810 $41,500 $39,190



Total Average $53,937 $56,270 $64,326 $40,414 $53,613 $51,296

25th ptle $49,594 $50,160 $56,665 $33,551 $50,219 $41,698

Median $53,389 $56,430 $59,195 $40,686 $50,219 $49,353

75th ptle $57,334 $61,402 $73,856 $45,811 $52,629 $57,768


Average Salary $34,427 $38,263 $37,974 $20,142 $38,246 $33,483

Median Salary $35,423 $38,000 $39,960 $30,000 $36,050 $33,370



Total Average $46,542 $46,203 $50,880 $37,219 $46,149 $41,622

25th ptle $43,947 $42,309 $49,596 $29,937 $43,760 $34,798

Median $45,902 $45,796 $52,518 $36,660 $45,507 $40,933

75th ptle $48,886 $49,615 $56,299 $43,608 $47,211 $47,690

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InstructorNumber 0 0 0 0 5 6Average Salary 0 0 0 0 $32,360 $25,710Median Salary 0 0 0 0 $34,200 $24,150Average Salary & Housing 0 0 0 0 $32,360 $35,919Additional Benefits Avg. 0 0 0 0 $9,828 $11,038Total Average 0 0 0 0 $42,188 $46,95725th pile 0 0 0 0 $29,789 $41,568Median 0 0 0 0 $45,288 $47,80675th pile 0 0 0 0 $45,288 $49,631

LecturerNumber 12 0 0 0 1 2Average Salary $31,336 0 0 0 0 $33,950Median Salary $17,800 0 0 0 0 0Average Salary & Housing $31,736 0 0 0 0 $45,350Additional Benefits Avg. $1,643 0 0 0 0 $13,261Total Average $33,379 0 0 0 0 $58,61125th pile $18,252 0 0 0 0 0Median $18,252 0 0 0 0 075th pile $47,822 0 0 0 0 0

Head Librarian-FacultyNumber 0 0 0 0 0 0Average Salary 0 0 0 0 0 0Median Salary 0 0 0 0 0 0Average Salary & Housing 0 0 0 0 0 0Additional Benefits Avg. 0 0 0 0 0 0Total Average 0 0 0 0 0 025th ptle 0 0 0 0 0 0Median 0 0 0 0 0 075th ptle 0 0 0 0 0 0

Non-Ranked FacultyNumber 0 1 0 0 0 0Average Salary 0 0 0 0 0 0Median Salary 0 0 0 0 0 0Average Salary & Housing 0 0 0 0 0 0Additional Benefits Avg. 0 0 0 0 0 0Total Average 0 0 0 0 0 025th ptle 0 0 0 0 0 0Median 0 0 0 0 0 075th ptle 0 0 0 0 0 0

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InstructorNumber 1 3 3 35 0 .10Average Salary 0 $33,867 $30,462 $24,147 0 $28,419Median Salary 0 0 0 $23,755 0 $25,750Average Salary & Housing 0 $33,867 $37,795 $26,565 0 $30,489Additional Benefits Avg. 0 $7,220 $13,488 $4,866 0 $5,761Total Average 0 $41,087 $51,284 $31,432 0 $36,25025th ptle 0 0 0 $28,408 0 $28,838Median 0 0 0 $31,663 0 $32,93275th ptle 0 0 0 $35,325 0 $44,739

LecturerNumber 0 1 0 4 0 3

Average Salary 0 0 0 $32,665 0 $27,515Median Salary 0 0 0 $34,692 0 0

Average Sa IfIry & Housing 0 0 0 $32,665 0 $27,515Additional rienefits Avg. 0 0 0 $5,361 0 $3,855Total Average 0 0 0 $38,025 0 $31,37025th pile 0 0 0 $23,418 0 0Median 0 0 0 $36,996 0 075th ptle 0 0 0 $45,843 0 0

Head Librarian-FacultyNumber 0 0 0 1 0 0Average Salary 0 0 0 0 0 0Median Salary 0 0 0 0 0 0

Average Salary & Housing 0 0 0 0 0 0Additional Benefits Avg. 0 0 0 0 0 0Total Average 0 0 0 0 0 0

25th ptle 0 0 0 0 0 0Median 0 0 0 0 0 075th ptle 0 0 0 0 0 0

NonRanked FacultyNumber 0 0 1 20 0 0

Average Salary 0 0 0 $26,216 0 0

Median Salary 0 0 0 $23,030 0 0Average Salary & Housing 0 0 0 $30,611 0 0

Additional Benefits Avg. 0 0 0 $5,231 0 0Total Average 0 0 0 $35,842 0 025th ptle 0 0 0 $30,393 0 0Median 0 0 0 $32,853 0 075th ptle 0 0 0 $37,816 0 0

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Table i.21 presents a comparison of total salary figures in thousands of dollars for

university/college affiliated schools and for nonuniversity affiliated schools. The

total salary here reported includes contract salary with contributed services if they

obtain, housing, pension, and other benefits. The comparison is made first for

Canadian schools in Canadian dollars and then for U.S. schools in U.S. dollars. The

school is considered university or college affiliated if it is an integral part of a larger

institution that possesses at least two other professional schools or departments at

a graduate level. The university/independent status of all member schools is listed

in Table 1.01 of Chapter I.


Table 3.21:Distribution of

Administrative andFaculty Compensation

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Distribution of Administrative Compensation in Thousands,Comparing University and Non University Affiliated Schools

Canadian Schools

University Affiliated Non University AffiliatedPOSITION 25th pctl Median 75th pctl 25th pctl Median 75th pctl

Chief Executive Officer 0 0 0 $60.0Chief Academic Officer 0 0 0 $56.4Admissions Officer 0 0 0 0Alumni Officer 0 0 0 0Chief Financial Officer 0 0 0 $37.7Dean of Students 0 0 0 $32.1

Development Officer 0 0 0 $47.1

Development Prof. Staff, Other 0 0 0 $31.8Director of Continuing Education 0 0 0 $36.5Director of Graduate Studies 0 0 0 0Director of Student Services 0 0 0 0D. Min. Director 0 0 0 0Executive Vice President 0 0 0 0Field Education Director 0 0 0 $23.7Formation Director 0 0 0Information Systems Manager 0. 0 0 0Head Librarian-Admin. 0 0 0 /$33.6Librarian Prof. Staff Other 0 0 0 $25.9Recruitment Officer 0 0 0 0Registrar 0 0 0 $33.1Vice President Administration 0 0 0 $28.1

Distribution of Faculty Compensation in Thousands, Comparing University and NonUniversity Affiliated Schools

Professor

Associate Professor

Assistant ProfessorInstructor

Lecturer

Head Librarian-Faculty

Non-Ranked Faculty

$69.1 $84.9 $100.4 $46.5$55.9 $62.1 $79.0 $48.1

$50.0 $50.0 $53.5 $42.1

0 0 0 00 0 0 $18.30 0 0 00 0 0 0

4 $81.6$$69.

$63.7 $79.1

0

0 0

$50.5 $58.6$38.6 $54.3

$48.0

$38.8$6$486..83"

$46.1 $57.7

0 00 00 00 0

$45.7 $49.4

0 00 0

$43.7 $45.4

$38.6 $40.00 0

$40.7 $45.7$46.1 $60.7

$60.2 $68.5$55.9 $66.5$48.5 $55.4

0 0$47.8 $47.8

0 0

0 0

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TABLE 3.21

Distribution of Administrative Compensation In Thousands,Comparing University and Non University Affiliated Schools

U.S. Schools

University Affiliated Non University Affiliated

25th pctl Median 75th pctl 25th pctl Median Thth pctl

Chief Executive Officer $71.8 $107.9 $146.9 $65.3 $82.1 $100.2

Chief Academic Officer $60.8 $74.5 $92.2 $51.7 $62.9 $74.4

Admissions Officer $44.6 $56.2 $64.0 $36.5 $42.6 $49.4

Alumni Officer 0 0 0 $32.0 $35.7 $40.7

Chief Financial Officer $45.6 $56.3 $60.2 $44.5 $57.0 $67.6

Dean of Students $44.4 $48.4 $57.7 $37.7 $47.1 $51.8

Development Officer $50.2 $54.8 $72.9 $46.2 $61.4 $73.5

Development Prof. Staff, Other $29.9 $35.4 $46.8 $37.9 $44.5 $51.8

Director of Continuing Education $34.9 $40.9 $47.1 $34.8 $42.4 $51.9

Director of Graduate Studies $46.5 $56.2 $60.6 $37.3 $56.5 $62.5

Director of Student Services $36.4 $42.6 $44.9 $33.7 $39.0 $46.6

D. Min. Director $41.7 $61.6 $67.8' $40.0 $50.7 $57.8

Executive Vice President 0 0 0 $53.4 $60.4 $71.9

Field Education Director $52.3 $55.1 $67.6 $32.3 $43.9 $55.5

Formation Director 0 0 0 $30.8 $40.5 $45.4

Information Systems Manager 0 0 0 $37.0 $44.4 $51.5

Head Librarian-Admin. $40.9 $51.2 $69.5 $37.1 $46.9 $54.4

Librarian Prof. Staff Other $34.2 $40.0 $44.2 $30.3 $35.5 $42.0

Recruitment Officer $31.3 $31.5 $34.5 $34.1 $36.7 $43.7

Registrar $31.8 $34.7 $45.6 $30.9 $35.6 $41.5

Vice President Administration $23.4 $36.9 $87.8 $49.6 $60.0 $72.7

Distribution of Faculty Compensation in Thousands, Comparing University and Non University Affiliated Schools

Professor $54.1 $72.0 $92.4 $47.8 $57.3 $64.6

Associate Professor $45.0 $53.5 $59.5 $41.3 $47.4 $53.7

Assistant Professor $39.3 $44.6 $48.6 $35.0 $40.9 $45.9

Instructor $31.0 $37.8 $40.5 $30.0 $33.4 $41.2

Lecturer 0 / 0 0 $28.0 $41.4 $45.8

Head Librarian-Faculty 0 0 0 0 0 0

Non-Ranked Faculty 0 0 0 $30.4 $32.5 $37.8

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Table 3.22:Distribution of FullProfessor Compensation byGenderAll CanadianSchools

Table 3:22 breaks down salary by gender for full professors in all Canadian schools.

While the years 1989-1992 show that women with the same rank consistently were

paid less, 1993 shows a reversal of that trend. Because there are only 13 women

serving as full professors, the sample size is too small to project trends.

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TABLE 3.22

Average Full-Time Professor Total Salary and Benefits by Gender

Canadian Schools - In Canadian Dollars

Male Professors - Averages# Schools #RecordsReporting

ContractSalary

HousingValue

AddedBenefits

Pension Contributed Total SalaryPayments Services & Benefits

1993 32 90 52,211 1,183 3,739 2,914 3,061 63,108

1992 32 96 52,252 1,825 3,987 3,268 2,113 63,445

1991 30 104 50,598 1,843 4,865 3,970 2,627 63,904

1990 30 83 48,673 2,147 4,444 3,607 2,557 61,428

1989 29 84 43,306 1,380 3,976 2,490 3,062 54,214

Female Professors - Averages# Schools #Records Contract Housing Added Pension Contributed Total Salary

Reporting Salary Value Benefits Payments Services & Benefits

1993 32 13 53,872 1,554 3,590 2,445 5,047 66,508

1992 32 10 47,964 1,982 3,638 3,990 2,167 59,471

1991 30 10 45,544 1,982 5,357 2,409 4,449 59,741

1990 30 4 41,854 0 2,260 0 3,503 47,617

1989 29 6 43,306 1,380 3,976 2,490 3,062 44,253

Full-Time Faculty Salary by Gender

Canadian Schools

1990 1991 1992

1111111011

Male Faculty411111111

1993Female Faculty

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Table 3.23:Distribution of FullProfessor Compensation byGenderAll U.S. Schools

Table 3.23 breaks down salary by gender for full professors in all U.S. Schools.

Women's salaries have been consistently below that of their male col leagues but

have increased approximately at the same rate. What is of more interest is the 87%

increase in the number of women achieving the rank of full professor in four years.The number of men in the rank of full professor has declined reflecting retirement

statistics of white males. Their positions are most often filled by junior faculty.

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Average Full-Time Professor Total Salary and Benefits by Gender

U.S. Schools - In U.S. Dollars

Male Professors - Averages# Schools # RecordsReporting

ContractSalary

HousingValue

AddedBenefits

Pension Contributed Total SalaryPayments Services & Benefits

1993 187 1,066 44,559 1,892 5,942 5,539 1,818 59,7511992 188 1,146 43,028 1,684 5,257 5,484 1,784 57,2371991 181 1,131 41,225 1,764 5,171 5,507 2,077 55,7441990 181 1,071 39,975 1,571 4,576 5,425 1,948 53,4961989 176 1,073 38,032 2,143 4,029 5,401 1,909 51,516

Female Professors - Averages# Schools # Records Contract Housing Added Pension Contributed Total SalaryReporting Salary Value Benefits Payments Services & Benefits

1993 187 144 43,328 1,656 5,150 5,370 2,412 57,9171992 188 95 42,380 1,733 3,890 5,672 2,179 55,8451991 181 92 40,156 1,997 3,937 5,520 1,804 53,4141990 181 73 38,736 2,439 3,673 5,556 1,856 52,2601989 176 77 35,205 2,262 2,806 5,329 2,772 48,376

62,000

60,000

58,000

56,000

54,000

52,000

50,000

48,000

46,0001989

Full-Time Faculty Salary by Gender

U.S. Schools

1990 1991 1992

elms

Male Faculty111111=11111

Female Faculty1993

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Chapter IVFinances:Million Costs, Revenues,and Expenditures

This chapter consists of a number of tables that provide the overall financial

information for the ATS member schools as reported in the fall of 1993 in the ATS

Annual Report Forms. Financial resources are crucial indicators of an institution's

overall health. Institutions can monitor financial indicators with the expected goal

of revenue growth equaling or exceeding expenditure growth. Patterns of expen-

ditures will vary according to school size, denomination, mission statement, and

external control.

The tables provide revenue and expenditure information together with per-student

costs for the years 1991-92 and 1992-93 based on the data reported on the ATS

Annual Report Form on Finance (F-1) for those years and as reported in the fall

of 1992 and 1993. Average tuition costs and degree program costs are also reported

in this chapter.


I. How stable and reliable are your school's sources of revenue?

2. How diversified are your school's revenue sources?

3. What are your school's long-range projections for revenue sources?

4. Are new revenue sources being identified?

5. How is your school spending its resources to support currentoperations? What are some observable trends?

6. If financial aid is increasing, what are the reasons for such anincrease?

7. How does one determine whether or not plant operations andmaintenance expenditures represent good planning or deferred

maintenance?

Introduction

Data in this chapter are taken from theATS Annual Report Forms, sections on

Finance (F-1) and InstitutionalCharacteristics (IC-1).

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Table 4.01:Tuition and Fees

The data for this table were submittedby member schools on the ATS AnnualReport Form, Institutional Characteris-tics (IC-I).

In Table 4.01, tuition costs and fees are given for the full academic year 1993-94

and are the figures published by the schools. It is important to understand that the

low tuition costs listed for Southern Baptist seminaries and some of the Roman

Catholic seminaries are due to denominational subsidies of educational programs

at those schools. University-affiliated schools will generally report higher tuition

costs because the divinity school of the university will most often follow the

university tuition scale.

Canadian school figures are listed in Canadian dollars and U.S. schools are listed

in U.S. dollars, so the two groups are separately presented in alphabetical order. All

schools are listed to allow for direct peer analysis.


I. How dependent is your school on tuition and fees? Has this changed

over time?

2. What is the stability of enrollment at your school? Does it differ by

degree program?

3. What has been the percentage increase in tuition and fees overtime?

Will tuition and fees be raised in the next two years?

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School Name

TABLE 4.01

Tuition and Fees

Master of DivinityPer Year

Tuition Fees

Ph.D./Th.D./S.T.DPer Year

Tuition Fees

FINANCES

Doctor of MinistryFull Program

Tuition & Fees

Canadian Schools in Canadian Dollars

Acadia Divinity College $2,420 $183 $0 $0 $6,000Associated Canadian Theological Schools $4,125 $6 $0 $0 $0Atlantic School of Theology $2,640 $60 $0 $0 $0Canadian Theological Seminary $4,272 $574 $0 $0 $8,475Concordia Lutheran Seminary (AB) $4,200 $85 $0 $0 $0Concordia Lutheran Theological Seminary (ON) $3,960 $0 $0 $0 $0Edmonton Baptist Seminary $3,850 $231 $0 $0 $0Emmanuel College of Victoria University $2,460 $341 $3,690 $0 $10,520Huron College Faculty of Theology $2,026 $704 $0 $0 $0Joint Board of Theological Colleges $1,500 $0 $0 $0 $0Knox College $2,460 $371 $2,460 $75 $8,118Lutheran Theological Seminary (SK) $1,760 $72 $0 $0 $0McGill University Faculty of Religious Studies $1,922 $372 $1,910 $370 $0McMaster Divinity College $2,027 $76 $0 $0 $9,000Newman Theological College $2,550 $160 $0 $0 $0Ontario Theological Seminary $3,803 $232 $0 $0 $0Providence College and Seminary $3,720 $100 $0 $0 $0Queen's College, Newfoundland $2,000 $60 $0 $0 $0Queen's Theological College $1,895 $480 $0 $0 $0Regent College $5,850 $338 $0 $0 $0Regis College $2,460 $286 $3,740 $50 $0St. Andrew's College $1,600 $80 $0 $0 $0St. Augustine's Seminary of Toronto $2,460 $120 $0 $0 $0St. Peter's Seminary $2,026 $399 $06, $0 $0St. Stephen's College $0 $0 $0 $0 $0Toronto School of Theology $2,460 $230 $3,690 $230 $9,200Trinity College Faculty of Divinity $2,025 $859 $3,690 $45 $8,838University of St. Michael's College $2,460 $300 $3,690 $0 $8,118University of Winnipeg Faculty of Theology $3,200 $26 $0 $0 $0Vancouver School of Theology $2,420 $55 $0 $0 $0Waterloo Lutheran Seminary $1,804 $132 $0 $0 $0Wycliffe College $2,460 $341 $3,690 $0 $8,118

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School NameMaster of Divinity

Per YearTuition Fees

Ph.D./Th.D./S.T.D.Per Year

Tuition Fees

TABLE 4.01


Tuition & Fees

U.S. Schools In U.S. Do;lars

Alliance Theological Seminary $6,045 $88 $0 $0 $0American Baptist Seminary of the West $6,000 $45 $0 $0 $0Anderson University School of Theology $5,160 $20 $0 $0 $0Andover Newton Theological School $8,340 $220 $0 $0 $9,736Aquinas Institute of Theology $3,390 $90 $0 $0 $10,500Asbury Theological Seminary $6,090 $20 $0 $0 $7,138Ashland Theological Seminary $4,410 $0 $0 $0 $5,000Assemblies of God Theological Seminary $5,550 $26 $0 $0 $0Associated Mennonite Biblical Seminary $3,970 $24 $0 $0 $0Athenaeum of Ohio $7,200 $350 $0 $0 $0Austin Presbyterian Theological Seminary $4,600 $75 $0 $0 $4,350Azusa Pacific University $5,400 $46 $0 $0 $0Bangor Theological Seminary $6,210 $141 $0 $0 $8,520Baptist Missionary Association $1,200 $60 $0 $0 $0Beeson Divinity School $5,720 $0 $0 $0 $0Bethany Theological Seminary $4,608 $929 $0 $0 $0Bethel Theological Seminary (9'6,360 $115 $0 $0 . $6,800Biblical Theological Seminary $4,536 $45 $0 $0 $0Boston University School of Theology $7,024 $551 $7,024 $551 $8,726Brite Divinity School $7,236 $0 $0 $0 $0Calvin Theological Seminary $4,626 $0 $6,367 $0 $0Candler School of Theology $8,400 $170 $16,600 $170 $8,570Capital Bible Seminary $4,806 $60 $0 $0 $0Catholic Theological Union $7,632 $108 $0 $0 $6,750Catholic University of America $13,184 $340 $13,184 $340 $27,048Central Baptist Theological Seminary $3,600 $220 $0 $0 $0Chicago Theological Seminary $4,914 $45 $7,731 $45 $5,920Christ The King Seminary $4,160 $282 $0 $0 $0Christian Theological Seminary $5,190 $90 $0 $0 $15,840Church Divinity School of the Pacific $7,100 $830 $0 $0 $0Church of God School of Theology $3,630 $1,000 $0 $0 $0Cincinnati Bible Seminary $3,850 $0 $0 $0 $0Claremont School of Theology $6,500 $130 $7,800 $130 $6,630Colgate Rochester Divinity School $6,560 $92 $0 $0 $10,254Columbia International University $6,694 $0 $0 $0 $0Columbia Theological Seminary $5,445 $0 $1,500 $0 $5,986Concordia Seminary (MO) $6,152 $195 $3,150 $195 $10,620Concordia Theological Seminary (IN) $9,690 $340 $0 $0 $11,650Covenant Theological Seminary $5,014 $90 $0 $0 $5,780Dallas Theological Seminary $5,100 $270 $2,520 $162 $6,300De Sales School of Theology $4,500 $30 $0 $0 $0Denver Conservative Baptist Seminary $5,400 $288 $0 $0 $8,100Dominican House of Studies $4,500 $120 $0 $0 $0Dominican School of Philosophy and Theology $5,640 $30 $0 $0 $0Dominican Study Center of Bayamon Central Univ. $2,200 $40 $0 $0 $0Drew University Theological School $8,036 $245 $17,820 $245 $6,185Duke University Divinity School $7,420 $356 $10,200 $1,810 $0Eariham School of Religion $4,599 $0 $0 $0 $0Eastern Baptist Theological Seminary $6,270 $30 $0 $0 $8,000Eastern Mennonite Seminary $4,440 $80 $0 $0 $0Eden Theological Seminary $6,355 $0 $0 $0 $0

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Tuition Fees

FINANCES


Tuition & Fees

U.S. Schools In U.S. Dollars

Emmanuel School of Religion $3,240 $180 $0 $0 $5,174Episcopal Divinity School $9,200 $1,275 $0 $0 $11,750Episcopal Theological Seminary of the Southwest $7,500 $0 $0 $0 $0Erskine Theological Seminary $4,260 $15 $0 $0 $5,040Evangelical School of Theology $4,200 $15 $0 $0 $0Evangelical Seminary of Puerto Rico $4,050 $2 $0 $0 $0Franciscan School of Theology $5,650 $40 $0 $0 $0Fuller Theological Seminary $7,512 $112 $7,320 $112 $7,860Garrett-Evangelical Theological Seminary $6,840 $0 $15,804 $0 $7,370(The) General Theological Seminary $8,500 $1,006 $10,380 $1,336 $0Golden Gate Baptist Theological Seminary $2,400 $50 $950 $50 $3,375Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary $7,428 $0 $0 $0 $5,500Graduate Theological Union $0 $0 $9,600 $0 $0Harding University Graduate School of Religion $3,423 $630 $0 $0 $6,041Hartford Seminary $0 $0 $0 $0 $7,585Harvard University Divinity School $11,070 $614 $16,790 $614 $0Holy Cross Greek Orthodox School of Theology $6,720 $215 $0 $0 $0Hood Theological Seminary $2,400 $400 $0 $0 $0Houston Graduate School of Theology $5,683 $0 $0 $0 $9,660Howard University School of Divinity $8,300 $0 $0 $0 $12,450!lift School of Theology $7,320 $30 $11,100 $0 $0Immacuate Conception Seminary $4,851 $186 $0 $0 $0Interdenominational Theological Center $4,000 $155 $3,840 $90 $6,030International School of Theology $6,400 $90 $0 $0 $0Jesuit School of Theology at Berkeley $6,800 $0 $0 $0 $0Kenrick-Glennon Seminary $7,290 $80 $0 $0 $0Lancaster Theological Seminary $5,330 $173 $0 $0 $6,300Lexington Theological Seminary $3,770 $0 $0 $0 $4,125Liberty Baptist Theological Seminary $3,600 $300 $0 $0 $5,820Lincoln Christian Seminary $3,144 $200 $0 $0 $0Louisville Presbyterian Theological Seminary $5,265 $217 $0 $0 $6,630Luther Seminary $3.975 $498 $6,100 $498 $5,505Lutheran School of Theology at Chicago $3,500 $12 $5,250 $8 $5,400Lutheran Theological Seminary at Gettysburg $3,950 $544 $0 $0 $0Lutheran Theological Seminary at Philadelphia $4,598 $538 $0 $0 $4,197Lutheran Theological Southern Seminary $3,950 $20 $0 $0 $0Maryknoll School of Theology $0 $0 $0 $0 $0McCormick Theological Seminary $5,055 $105 $0 $0 $8,325Meadville/Lombard Theological School $11,800 $155 $0 $0 $11,955Memphis Theological Seminary $5,130 $0 $0 $0 $6,300Mennonite Brethren Biblical Seminary $5,400 $160 $0 $0 $0Methodist Theological School in Ohio $6,867 $0 $0 $0 $0Midwestern Baptist Theological Seminary $1,200 $0 $0 $0 $3,600Moravian Theological Seminary $3,250 $20 $0 $0 $0Mount Angel Seminary $4,000 $0 $0 $0 $0Mount Saint Mary's Seminary $6,970 $0 $0 $0 $0Multnomah Biblical Seminary $5,890 $0 $0 $0 $0Nashotah House $7,750 $0 $0 $0 $0Nazarene Theological Seminary $1,590 $47 $0 $0 $3,625New Brunswick Theological Seminary $6,733 $130 $0 $0 $0New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary $1,200 $125 $1,250 $125 $3,830New York Theological Seminary $4,500 $270 $0 $0 $7,975

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Master of DivinityPer Year

Fees


Tuition Fees


Tuition & Fees

U.S. Schools in U.S. Dollars

North American Baptist Seminary $5,950 $20 $0 $0 $9,440North Park Theological Seminary $5,790 $405 $0 $0 $0Northern Baptist Theological Seminary $5,000 $105 $0 $0 $5,250Notre Dame Seminary $5,276 $1,040 $0 $0 $0Oblate College $4,500 $60 $0 $0 $0Oblate School of Theology $5,565 $155 $0 $0 $0Oral Roberts University School of Theology $4,800 $212 $0 $0 $5,000Pacific Lutheran Theological Seminary $4,400 $0 $0 $0 $0Pacific School of Religion $5,800 $0 $0 $0 $5,900Payne Theological Seminary $3,000 $0 $0 $0 $0Perkins School of Theology $4,516 $1,296 $12,048 $1,532 $6,750Phillips Graduate Seminary $6,960 $226 $0 $0 $13,000Pittsburgh Theological Seminary $5,832 $24 $0 $0 $6,444Pontifical College Josephinum $6,249 $70 $0 $0 $0Pope John XXIII National Seminary $11,700 $0 $0 $0 $0Presbyterian School of Christian Education $0 $0 $0 $0 $0Princeton Theological Seminary $6,000 $835 $6,000 $835 $6,600Protestant Episcopal Theological Seminary in Va. $5,100 $610 $0 $0 $4,114Reformed Presbyterian Theological Seminary $2,790 $0 $0 $0 $0Reformed Theological Seminary $4,350 $85 $0 $0 $4,950Regent University School of Divinity $5,775 $133 $0 $0 $0S.S. Cyril & Methodius Seminary $4,800 $0 $0 $0 $0Sacred Heart Major Seminary $5,000 $30 $0 $0 $0Sacred Heart School of Theology $6,500 $250 $0 $0 $0Saint Charles Borromeo Seminary $5,500 $0 $0 $0 $0Saint Francis Seminary $5,600 $30 $0 $0 $0Saint Mary Seminary $5,460 $400 $0 $0 $0Saint Paul School of Theology $7,770 $135 $0 $0 $8,458Saint Paul Seminary School of Divinity $9,140 $40 $0 $0 $4,565Saint Vincent Seminary $8,250 $170 $0 $0 $0San Francisco Theological Seminary $5,250 $0 $0 $0 $5,765Seabury-Westem Theological Seminary $8,040 $50 $0 $0 $10,230Seattle University Institute for Theological Studies $10,350 $50 $0 $0 $0Seminary of the East $5,610 $0 $0 $0 $0Seminary of the Immaculate Conception $5,500 $1,055 $0 $0 $0Seventh-day Adventist Theological Seminary $1,176 $102 $9,576 $102 $13,934Shaw Divinity School $0 $0 $0 $0 $0Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary $1,467 $100 $0 $0 $3,000Southern Baptist Theological Seminary $1,300 $180 $1,300 $180 $2.600Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary $1,600 $228 $1,800 $456 $6,984St. Bernard's Institute $6,384 $50 $0 $0 $0St. John's Seminary (CA) $7,400 $0 $0 $0 $0St. John's Seminary (MA) $4,600 $0 $0 $0 $0St. John's University School of Theology $8,855 $70 $0 $0 $0St. Joseph's Seminary $2,500 $0 $0 $0 $0St. Mary's Seminary and University School of Theol. $7,500 $360 $0 $0 $0St. Meinrad School of Theology $2,113 $222 $0 $0 $0St. atrick's Seminary $5,750 $250 $0 $0 $0St. Thomas Theological Seminary $8,325 $1,215 $0 $0 $0St. Vincent De Paul Regional Seminary $6,500 $400 $0 $0 $0St. Vladimir's Orthodox Theological Seminary $3,200 $120 $0 $0 $6,425Starr King School for the Ministry $5,544 $0 $0 $0 $0

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Tuition Fees

FINANCES


Tuition & Fees

U.S. Schools in U.S. Dollars

Swedenborg School of Religion $0 $0 $0 $0 $0Talbot School of Theology $8,608 $0 $0 $0 $4,494Trinity Episcopal School for Ministry $4,000 $350 $0 $0 $0Trinity Evangelical Divinity School $7,170 $48 $9,000 $48 $9,840Trinity Lutheran Seminary $5,546 $705 $0 $0 $0Union Theological Seminary (NY) $10,350 $963 $14,870 $963 $0Union Theological Seminary in Virginia $3,850 $35 $6,600 $50 $5,850United Theological Seminary (OH) $6,800 $330 $0 $0 $4,655United Theological Seminary of the Twin Cities $5,836 $77 $0 $0 $5,200University of Chicago Divinity School $11,970 $987 $16,680 $987 $12,957University of Dubuque Theological Seminary $5,300 $110 $0 $0 $0University of Notre Dame Department of Theology $15,690 $0 $15,690 $0 $0University of St. Mary of the Lake $9,900 $125 $0 $0 $5,500University of St. Thomas School of Theology $5,000 $0 $0 $0 $0University of the South School of Theology $8,200 $332 $0 $0 $5,425Vanderbilt University Divinity School $11,907 $221 $16,920 $197 $13,314Virginia Union University School of Theology $3,807 $347 $0 $0 $7,975Wartburg Theological Seminary $3,300 $55 $0 $0 $0Washington Theological Union $7,500 $60 $0 $0 $0Wesley Biblical Seminary $4,050 $60 $0 $0 $0Wesley Theological Seminary $7,260 $70 $0 $0 $7,405Western Evangelical Seminary $6,480 $95 $0 $0 $0Western Seminary $5,400 $0 $0 $0 $5,760Western Theological Seminary $4,560 $100 $0 $0 $4,560Westminster Theological Seminary $7,560 $20 $0 $0 $0Westminster Theological Seminary in CA $4,910 $42 $0 $0 $4,400Weston Jesuit School of Theology $6,900 $75 $0 $0 $0Winebrenner Theological Seminary $5,026 $24 $0 $0 . $0Yale University Divinity School $10,350 $45 $0 $0 $0

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Table 4.05:Average Tuition Charges

The information for this table is takenfrom the ATS Annual Report Form,Institutional Characteristics (1C- 1 ).

Table 4.05 reports the average tuition charges for the same three categories as were

reported in Table 4.01. The distribution, however, is by the full-time equivalent

enrollment (FTE) in each program for six groupings of schools by size. The second

distribution is between independent or freestanding schools and those that are an

integral part of a university or college. The designation university affiliated is

restricted to schools of theology that are an integral part of a larger institution that

possesses at least two other professional schools or departments at the graduate

level. Charges are reported in U.S. dollars with Canadian dollars converted to U.S.

dollars at the conversion rate for the reporting period as of July 1 of each year.

This table is a two-year table with a report of the percentage of change from the

previous year. It is interesting to note the higher charges of the university-related

schools that frequently follow the university tuition scale. The category of schools

over 1,0001.-1E includes several of the major Southern Baptist schools with heavily

subsidized tuition which accounts for the lower average tuition rates. While a

number of schools show an increase in tuition, it is important for the reader to refer

back to Tables 1.04 A&B to see the number of schools represented in each size range

category. The large percentage increase in the D.Min. tuition for schools in the 1-

75 size range is due to more accurate reporting by two schools.

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TABLE 4.05

Average Tuition, Fee Charges, and Increases (U.S. Dollars)

PER YEAR TUITION

FTE

Enrollment

Master of Divinity

Current Prior Percent

Ph.D/Th.D./S.T.D.

Current Prior PercentSize 1993 1992 of Change 1993 1992 of Change

1-75 $4,683 $4,531 3.4% $0 $0 0%75-150 $5,330 $5,187 2.8% $5,392 $5,258 2.5%151-300 $5,968 $5,494 8.6% $9,422 $8,565 10.0%301-500 $5,858 $5,846 0.2% $9,878 $11,408 -13.4%501-1000 $5,949 $4,999 19.0% $8,177 $7,000 16.8%Over1000 $4,538 $3,609 25.7% $5,054 $3,988 26.7%

By University Relations

University $7,164 $7,038 1.8% $12,598 $11,993 5.0%Independent $5,138 $4,820 6.6% $5,791 $5,830 -0.7%

FULL PROGRAM TUITION

FTEEnrollmentSize

Doctor of MinistryCurrent Prior Percent

1993 1992 of Change

1-75 $8,975 $2,066 334.4%75-150 $8,572 $6,809 25.9%151-300 $6,740 $5,483 22.9%301-500 $7,505 $5,990 25.3%501-1000 $6,528 $4,778 36.6%Oven 000 $6,821 $6,405 6.5%

By University Relations

University $9,295 $6,338 46.7%Independent $6,965 $5,703 22.1%

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Table 4.08 reports both revenue sources and expenditures per FTE student for all

students attending ATS member schools for a four-year period. As revenue

declined in 1993 so did expenditures. There are three points worth noting:

Each source of revenue and each line item for expenditures is reported

with the average amount for the number of schools reporting a non-

zero amount for that line. The number of schools reporting is clearly

indicated, and varies from year to year.

Please note that the total per student revenue and the subtotal per

student educational and general expenditure, together with the total

per student expenditure, are likewise based on the number of schools

reporting. If the average amount for each line item were based on the

total 219 schools reporting, the amount would obviously be less.

Revenue and expenditures are recorded in U.S. dollars. Canadian

dollars have been converted to U.S. dollars using the exchange rate

as of July 1 of each year. For 1990, $0.8645; for 1991, $0.8753; for

1992, $0.8360; for 1993, $0.7800.

FINANCES

Table 4.08:Revenue and Expenditures

Per FTE Student

Data are based on the fall 1993 ATSAnnual Report Form,

Finance (F-1). Total Revenue:F-1, Part A, Line 9

Subtotal E & G Expenditure:F-1, Part B, Line 14Total Expenditures:F-1, Part B, Line 18

for the years 1990-1993.

Most comparisons of per-studentcosts are based on the FTE costs of

educational and general expenditures.

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TABLE 4.08

Changes in Financial Data Per Full-Time Equivalent (FTE) Student (U.S. Dollars)

Year financial form sent in : 1990Number of

Schools Reporting AverageNon-Zero Amount Amount

1991Number of

Schools ReportingNon-Zero Amount

AverageAmount

REVENUETuition and Fees 200 $3,729 205 $3,902Govt. Grants, Contracts, and

Appropriations 60 $950 63 $1,052Gifts and Grants from Religious Org. 172 $3,535 179 $3,973Gifts and Grants from Individuals 192 $3,467 193 $3,621Value of Contributed Services 51 $2,477 53 $2,480Endowment/Investment Income 185 $4,065 187 $3,960Auxiliary/Ancillary Enterprises 161 $2,425 169 $2,527Other Sources 187 $928 192 $1,168

Total Revenue 200 $17,594 205 $18,533

EXPENDITURESEducation and General:

Instruction and Net Academic Support 200 $6,210 205 $6,357Research 33 $581 29 $794Public Service 48 $433 49 $374Library 185 $1,325 193 $1,357Student Services 160 $622 170 $748Admissions 121 $531 129 $511Inst. Support/Admin. & General 191 $4,034 199 $4,308Op. & Maintenance of Plant 192 $2,013 199 $2,167Scholarships and Fellowships 171 $1,737 178 $1,798Mandatory Transfers 55 $601 60 $974

Sub Total: Education and General 200 $15.895 205 $16,886Auxiliary/Ancillary Enterprises 157 $2,216 160 $2,370

Total Expenditures 200 $17,632 205 $18,736

*The FTE devisor is calculated from the previous year's FTE data.

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TABLE 4.08

Changes in Financial Data Per Full-Time Equivalent (FTE) Student (U.S. Dollars)

Year financial form sent in : 1992Number of

Schools Reporting AverageNon-Zero Amount Amount

1993Number of

Schools ReportingNon-Zero Amount

Average'Amount

REVENUETuition and Fees 207 $4,543 213 $4,719Govt. Grants, Contracts, and

Appropriations 62 $1,159 66 $986Gifts and Grants from Religious Org. 183 $4,480 182 $4,238Gifts and Grants from Individuals 198 $3,954 206 $3,838Value of Contributed Services 52 $3,206 56 $2,693Endowment/Investment Income 189 $3,700 198 $3,539Auxiliary/Ancillary Enterprises 172 $2,757 173 $2,736Other Sources 186 $1,295 194 $1,061

Total Revenue 207 $20,284 213 $19,538

EXPENDITURESEducation and General:

Instruction and Net Academic Support 207 $6,897 213 $6,675Research 34 $865 33 $713Public Service 46 $452 54 $340Library 196 $1,554 204 $1,484Student Services 171 $961 174 $842Admissions 137 $703 147 $630Inst. Support/Admin. & General 202 $4,827 210 $4,398Op. & Maintenance of Plant 201 $2,295 207 $2,191Scholarships and Fellowships 186 $1,929 189 $1,999Mandatory Transfers 59 $609 58 $759

SubTotal: Education and General 207 $18,700 213 $17,834Auxiliary/Ancillary Enterprises 164 $2,352 167 $2,240

Total Expenditures 207 $20,563 213 $19,590

*The FTE devisor is calculated from the previous year's FTE data.

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Table 4.10:Revenue Sources Expressedas a Percentage of TotalRevenueAll Schools

The source of data for this table is thesame as for Table 4.08.

Table 4.10 provides a distribution of revenue for each line item as a percentage of

total revenue. The percentage for each line item is based on all ATS member

schools. Data are recorded for five years, that is for the fiscal years: 1988-89, 1989-

90, 1990-91, 1991-92, and 1992-1993. Percentages given in this table can easily

be converted to dollars by multiplying the total per FTE student revenue from Table

4.08 by the percentage in each line item. Consistent with other studies, Tuition

costs are rising while Gifts and Grants from Religious Organizations and Endow-

ment/Investment Income are declining. As a result, more and more effort is made

in seeking other resources, such as Gifts and Grants from Individuals.


I. What is the percentage ratio of tuition and fees to the total revenue?

How does it compare to peer institutions? How tuition driven is your

school?

2. What is the percentage ratio of gifts and grants from religiousorganizations to the total revenue? How does it compare to peerinstitutions?

3. Are gifts and grants from religious organizations increasing ordecreasing?

4. Are there strategies in place to enhance these relationships?

5. What is the percentage ratio of gifts and grants from individuals to

the total revenue? How does it compare to peer institutions?

6. Is there an overall development strategy to increase gifts and grants

from individuals?

7. What percent of the total revenue is attributed to endowmentsupport?

8. What is the percent of endowment support to current operations?

9. What is your school's spending policy?

10. What is the percentage ratio of auxiliary/ancillary enterprises to the

total revenue? How does it compare to peer institutions?

11. Are your school's auxiliary services making or losing money?

How can your school make these services more profitable?

12. How do you evaluate other revenue sources? Have you been able to

identify new sources?

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TABLE 4.10

Revenue Sources Expressed as a Percentage of Total Revenue - All Schools

YEAR FINANCIAL FORM SENT IN : 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993

REVENUE

Tuition and Fees 24.1% 24.5% 24.6% 23.4% 28.0%Govt. Grants, Contracts, and

Appropriations 1.2% 1.1% 1.1% 1.2% 1.1%Gifts and Grants from Religious Org. 17.7% 17.3% 16.9% 16.1% 14.5%Gifts and Grants from Individuals 17.2% 17.5% 16.9% 17.9% 19.0%Value of Contributed Services 2.1% 1.8% 1.7% 1.6% 1.6%Endowment/Investment Income 20.1% 20.0% 20.8% 18.6% 18.7%Auxiliary/Ancillary Enterprises 12.5% 12.2% 12.3% 12.3% 12.3%Other Sources 5.1% 5.6% 5.7% 5.9% 4.8%

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Table 4.14:Revenue Sources as aPercentage of TotalRevenueRoman Catholicand Non-Roman CatholicSchools

The source of the data for this table isthe same as for Table 4.08

Table 4.15:Revenue Sources Expressedas a Percentage ofTotal RevenueNon/Interdenominationaland DenominationalSchools

Table 4.14 provides a separate distribution of revenue sources for Roman Catholic

theological seminaries and for non-Roman Catholic school. The separate tables

reflect the average higher percentage of contributed services in the RomanCatholic schools and lower percentage of endowment income. Contributed

Services are often referred to as "living endowment." It is interesting to note that

Contributed Services plus Endowment in the Roman Catholic schools comes to

almost the same percentage of revenue as endowment income in the othertheological schools. Subsetting the two groups shows more clearly the decline in

Gifts and Grants from Religious Organizations to non-Roman Catholic schools

and the need to balance that with an increase in Gifts and Grants from Individuals.

In Table 4.15, differences are more dramatically represented in the subsetting of

non/interdenominational schools and denominational schools. As expected, non/

interdenominational schools were considerably more dependent on tuition and

fees and on grants from individuals.

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TABLE 4.14

Revenue Sources Expressed as a Percentage of Total RevenueRoman Catholic and Non-Roman Catholic Schools

REVENUE

RomanCatholic

Non-RomanCatholic

Tuition and Fees 29.4% 27.7%Govt. Grants, Contracts, and Appropriations 1.3% 1.1%Gifts and Grants from Religious Org. 19.0% 13.7%Gifts and Grants from Individuals 14.2% 19.7%Value of Contributed Services 10.0% 0.3%Endowment/Investment Income 8.9% 20.3%Auxiliary/Ancillary Enterprises 13.1% 12.2%Other Sources 4.0% 4.9%

TABLE 4.15

Revenue Sources Expresst(d as a Percentage of Total RevenueNon/Interdenominational and Denominational Schools

REVENUE

Non/InterDenomin.

Denom-inational

Tuition and Fees 37.7% 25.0%Govt. Grants, Contracts, and Appropriations 1.5% 1.0%Gifts and Grants from Religious Org. 2.4% 18.1%Gifts and Grants from Individuals 22.6% 17.9%Value of Contributed Services 0.6% 1.9%Endowment/Investment Income 15.4% 19.7%Auxiliary/Ancillary Enterprises 12.7% 12.2%Other Sources 7.0% 4.2%

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Table 4.23:Expenditure Sources as aPercentage of TotalExpendituresAll Schools

Data are calculated from the Finance(F-1) Section of the ATS AnnualReport Forms, Part B for the academicyears 1990-91, 1991-92, and 1992-93,as reported in the fall of 1991, 1992,and 1993. Canadian dollars have beenconverted to U.S. dollars.

Table 4.24:Expenditure Sources as aPercentage of TotalExpendituresRomanCatholic and Non-RomanCatholic Schools

This table is based on the same data asTable 4.23, elaborating on data for thefiscal year 1992-93 as reported in thefall of 1993.

Table 4.23 provides a distribution of expenditure sources as a percentage of total

expenditures. The expenditures include mandatory transfers in the Total Educa-

tion, General, and Auxiliary Enterprise Expenditure categories. The data are

presented for the five fiscal years of 1988-89, 1989-90, 1990-91, 1991-92, 1992-

93 for the sake of comparison. As noted in the table, very little shift has occurred

over time. As Education and General costs have risen, less is spent on Auxiliary/

Ancillary Enterprises. To find dollar amounts, convert the percentage by multi-

plying the total per FTE student expenditures from Table 4.08 by the percentage

in each line item.


1. What is the percentage ratio of instruction and net academicsupport to current funding expenditures? How does this compare to

peer institutions?

2. Is this amount increasing or decreasing? Is it adequate?

3. If additional resources were available, how would they be spent?

4. What is the ratio of tuition fees to scholarship aid? Has this shifted

over time?

Table 4.24 offers a comparison of Roman Catholic and non-Roman Catholic

schools. The table reflects higher proportionate costs in Roman Catholic schools

for plant operations. With smaller enrollments and larger residential facilities, the

operating costs for these schools tend to be higher. Costs for student services are

also higher for Roman Catholic schools and reflect the more intensive formation

programs. Reduced Scholarship/Fellowship grants for Roman Catholic schools

often reflect contributions by an or 'zr or diocese for a seminarian's education.

Instructional/Academic Support, LIS titutional Support/Administration, and Plant

expenses consume the largest proportion of an institution's resources.

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TABLE 4.23

Expenditure Sources Expressed as a Percentage of Total Expendituresand Mandatory Transfers

YEAR FINANCIAL FORM SENT IN : 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993

EXPENDITURES

Education and General:

Instruction and Net Academic Support 33.5% 35.0% 34.3% 34.1% 33.8%Research 0.3% 0.4% 0.5% 0.6% 0.5%Public Service 1.0% 1.0% 0.7% 0.7% 0.8%Library 6.5% 6.3% 6.3% 6.3% 6.2%Student Services 2.9% 3.0% 3.3% 3.4% 3.4%Admissions 1.7% 1.8% 1.9% 2.1% 2.4%Inst. Support/Admin. & General 21.3% 20.5% 20.7% 21.0% 20.9%Operation & Maintenance of Plant 10.0% 9.6% 9.9% 9.7% 9.8%Scholarships and Fellowships 9.7% 10.0% 10.1% 10.4% 11.0%Mandatory Transfers 1.1% 0.9% 1.1% 0.6% 0.6%

Subtotal: Education and General 88.1% 88.6% 88.7% 88.9% 89.4%Auxiliary/Ancillary Enterprises 11.9% 11.4% 11.3% 11.1% 10.6%

TABLE 4.24

Expenditure Sources Expressed as a Percentage of TotalExpenditures and Mandatory Transfers - Roman Catholic

and Non-Roman Catholic Schools

EXPENDITURES

RomanCatholic

Non-RomanCatholic


Instruction and Net Academic Support 32.7% 34.0%Research 0.3% 0.6%Public Service 0.2% 0.9%Library 7.0% 6.1%Student Services 4.9% 3.1%Admissions 1.2% 2.5%Inst. Support/Admin. & General 20.5% 21.0%Operation & Maintenance of Plant 15.4% 8.9%Scholarships and Fellowships 5.0% 12.0%Mandatory Transfers 0.8% 0.6%

Subtotal: Education and General 87.8% 89.7%Auxiliary/Ancillary Enterprises 12.2% 10.3%

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Table 4.25:Expenditure Sources as aPercentage of TotalExpenditures andMandatory TransfersNon/Interdenominationaland DenominationalSchools

Graph 4.25

In Table 4.25, the breakout of non/interdenominational schools and denomina-

tional schools reveals fewer differences than those in Table 4.24. Non/Interdenominational schools spend less on Instruction/Academic Support and

more on Institutional Support/Administration. They also spend more on Scholar-

ship Aid.


1. What is the percentage ratio of institutional support/administration

to total current expenditures? How does this compare to peerinstitutions?

2. Have student services costs gone up over time ? What has contributed

to those costs?

3. How have part-time students affected this line item?

4. Does your school have an understanding of its deferred maintenance

needs?

5. What are the reasons for deferred maintenance?

6. What plans are there to deal with deferred maintenance?

7. What funding plans are in place to deal adequately with long-term

maintenance requirements and upkeep?

Graph 4.25 looks at the relationship between Tuition and Fees on the revenue side

and Scholarships and Fellowships on the expenditure side. While Table 4.25

combines Roman Catholics with other denominations, Graph 4.25 breaks the ratio

analysis into three groupings. This further breakdown is done because Roman

Catholic schools are more likely to get Scholarships and Fellowships from other

sources than the school itself.

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Expenditure Sources Expressed as a Percentage of TotalExpenditures and Mandatory Transfers - Non/Interdenominational

and Denominational Schools

EXPENDITURES

Non/Inter-denominational Denominational


Instruction and Net Academic Support 30.2% 35.0%Research 1.5% 0.3%Public Service 2.1% 0.4%Library 5.2% 6.6%Student Services 3.4% 3.3%Admissions 2.5% 2.3%Inst. Support/Admin. & General 22.3% 20.5%Operation & Maintenance of Plant 9.3% 9.9%Scholarships and Fellowships 13.2% 10.3%Mandatory Transfers 1.3% 0.4%

Subtotal: Education and General 90.9% 88.9%Auxiliary/Ancillary Enterprises 9.1% 11.1%

40%

30%

20%

10%

0%

GRAPH 4.25

Ratio of Tuition and Fees to Total Revenue and

Scholarships and Fellowships to Total Expenditures

Non/Interdenom. Roman Catholic

Other Denom.

Scholar /Fellowships

(=Tuition and Fees

FINANCES

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Table 4.26:Average Educational andGeneral Expenditures PerFTE Student

Per student costs are based on theschool costs as reported in the ATSAnnual Report Forms, in the sectionon Finance (F-1), Section B, CurrentFund Expenditures, Line 14, for the1991-92 and 1992-93 fiscal years.

Table 4.26 provides the average educational and general expenditures per FTE

student. It includes mandatory transfers from the current fund, but it does not

include auxiliary enterprises. The listing is important in that it describes Canadian

costs in Canadian dollars, as well as U.S. costs in U.S. dollars. It also distributes

costs: (a) according to six groups based on the size of FTE enrollments; (b)according to whether the school is university/college affiliated or independent; and

(c) by Roman Catholic and non-Roman Catholic schools. Since financial data are

based on the previous year's audit (1992), the FIE count is also based on that year.

The appearance then of 10 categories showing a decline in cost per Fib can be

explained by an increase in FTE students by 4,047 while general expenditures

remained relatively stable. Whenever there is a change in the number of member

schools, a more careful assessment of data must be made.


I. What are total expenditures per student? How do they compare to

peer institutions?

2. Are these costs increasing/decreasing? What are the reasons for the

change?

3. What overall strategic plan is in place to deal with rising costs?

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TABLE 4.26

Average Educational and General (E&G) ExpendituresPer FTE Student

1992 1993

Canadian Schools and Dollars

By FTE EnrollmentUnder 75 $16,863 $18,75575 - 150 $17,419 $17,860151 - 300 $12,192. $10,133301 - 500 $8,984 $11,156501 - 1000 $0 $0Over 1000 $0 $0

By University RelationUniversity $18,816 $22,798Independent $14,843 $13,811

By Roman Catholic/Non-R.C.Roman Catholic $15.319 $15,700Non-Roman Catholic $15,182 $14,198

1992 1993

U.S. Schools and Dollars

By FTE EnrollmentUnder 75 $23,468 $21,16775 - 150 $19,773 $18,865151 - 300 $16,840 $16,461301 - 500 $13,306 $11,674501 - 1000 $13,255 $13,763Over 1000 $7,379 $8,162

By University RelationUniversity $14,333 $15,352Independent $13,975 $13,559

By Roman Catholic/Non -R.C.Roman Catholic $17,574 $17,230Non-Roman Catholic $13,592 $13,438

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GRAPH 4.26-1 CANADA

1989

Table 4.28:Trends in Total FinancialDataAll Schools

This table represents financial data asreported in the fall of 1991, 1992. and1993 for the prior fiscal years.

1990 1991 1992 1993

AVERAGE

INIUNIVERSITY

DINDEPENDENT

//ROMAN CATHOLIC

//NON-ROMAN CATHOLIC

Table 4.28 includes all member schools, with Canadian dollars converted to U.S.

dollars as of the rate July 1 of the reporting year.

Schools monitor the growth of revenue and expenditures by comparison with the

Consumer Price Index (CPI) for the reporting year. A continuing increased focus

on financial planning and fund raising is evident in reports from member schools

both in the U.S. and Canada. The reporting of accurate financial data is a difficult

task. Each school has its own process of accounting, and reporting across school

lines is not always consistent. Although there is some improvement in 1993, the

data support other studies that indicate a continued concern about deficit spending.

Non-Mandatory Transfers have not been included in total revenues and total

expenditures since ATS stopped requesting the reporting of this figure in 1990-91.

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18000

17000

16000

15000

14000

13000

12000

11000

GRAPH 4.26-2 U.S.

1989 1990 1991 1992 1993

TABLE 4.28

AVERAGE

- UNIVERSITY

El INDEPENDENT

MIROMAN CATHOLIC

N INON-ROMAN CATHOLIC

Trends in Total Financial Data (U.S. Dollars in Thousands)

YearFinance Form Total Total Surplus/

Sent In Revenues Expenditures Deficit

1989 565,179 560,663 4,5161990 622,842 620,736 2,1051991 668,819 662,029 6,7891992 700,176 703,916 -3,7391993 734,048 735,156 -1,107

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Table 4.29:Ratio of Surplus or (Deficit)to Total RevenuesAll Schools

This table uses the same data asTable 4.28.

Table 4.30:Ratio of Net Educationaland General (E&G) Surplusor (Deficit) to TotalRevenuesAll Schools

The data for this table are taken fromParts A and 13 of the Finance section(F-1) of the ATS Annual Report Formsfor the fall of 1991, 1992, and 1993.based on the figures for the previousfiscal years.

Table 4.29, like Table 4.28, excludes non-mandatory transfers from the calculation

of total current fund expenditures. This exclusion improves the situation of the

school in that it lowers the reported expenditures and thus reduces any overall

deficit. In this way the school is not penalized for voluntary transfers from its

current fund. The table includes all member schools. The table distributes the ratio

of surplus or (deficit) to total revenues on a percentile scale so that the median

represents a point where half of the institutions are above and the other half below

the median ratio.


1. What is your school's operating surplus or deficit? How does it

compare to peer institutions?

2. What are the reasons for this surplus or deficit?

3. What is your school planning to do with excess funds?

4. What strategies are in place to deal with any deficit?

Table 4.30 reports the ratio of the net E&G surplus or deficit expenditures to total

revenues. This is the most commonly used basis for evaluating the overall health

of an institution, together with the level and adequacy of support in relation to its

programs. It probably reflects best the fiscal health of the institution. The table

distributes the ratios on a percentile scale. The calculation of net educational and

general revenue and expenditures does not include auxiliary enterprise revenue or

expenditures.


1. Is current fund balance increasing or decreasing?

2. Is current fund balance adequate?

3. Who sets the policy for budget limitations?

4. What is the assets to liability ratio?

5. What plans are in place to deal with any debt?

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TABLE 4.29

Ratio of Surplus or Deficit to Total Revenues

Year Minimum 10th 20th 30th 40thPercentile

50th 60th 70th 80th 90th Maximum

1989 (94.08)% (24.47)% (13.61)% (7.70)% (2.63)% 0.00% 1.95% 4.66% 7.23% 11.63% 35.10%

1990 (125.26)% (21.50)% (9.43)% (4.65)% (2.18)% 0.00% 1.11% 3.14% 627% 11.58% 52.39%

1991 (105.37)% (26.72)% (11.42)% (5.85)% (1.12)% 0.00% 0.95% 3.13% 5.63% 10.64% 6322%

1992 (105.37)% (19.87)% (9.86)% (4.70)% (1.98)% 0.00% 0.72% 2.69% 5.72% 12.66% 49.71%

1993 (122.95)% (20.30)% (12.45)% (4.49)% (1.75)% 0.00% 1.13% 3.55% 6.10% 14.68% 51.55%

TABLE 4.30

Ratio of Net Educational and General Surplus or (Deficit) to Total Revenues

Percentile

Year Minimum 10th 20th 30th 40th 50th 60th 70th 80th 90th Maximum

1990 (120.92)% (1621)% (1.37)% 1.33% 4.69% 8.42% 11.73% 14.73% 20.46% 25.78% 52.90%

1991 (95.91)% (16.69)% (2.72)% 0.84% 3.94% 7.24% 11.35% 15.23% 18.67% 25.07% 64.05%

.1992 (96.23)% (11.43)% (2.87)% 0.42% 3.49% 7.01% 10.63% 1422% 19.29% 24.83% 49.71%

1993 (122.95)% (14.17)% (5.29)% 021% 4.46% 8.66% 11.86% 15.72% 20.04% 24.71% 52.60%

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Table 4.33:Endowment Assets in U.S.Thousands at MarketValueAll Schools

Data are taken from Part F of theFinance section (F-1) of the ATSAnnual Report Forms.

Table 4.33 offers a distribution in real numbers of the market value of endowment

funds for the end of the fiscal year for all schools. The table includes only the schools

that reported endowment for the given years. With an increased number of schools

reporting an increase in each percentage level, one can be encouraged that schools

are giving more attention to the importance of endowment funds.


1. What is the size of your school's endowment?.

2. How does it compare with other schools? (See Table 1.01)

3. What is the overall strategy to build the endowment?

4. What is the total return on the endowment?

5. Does the yield go back into the endowment?

6. Are there goals for growth in the endowment's market value?

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TABLE 4.33

Distribution of Endowment Assets (in U.S. Thousands) Market Value

# of PercentileYear Schools Minimum 10th 20th 30th 40th 50th 60th 70th 80th 90th Maximum

1990 167 $23 $327 $864 $1,326 $2,503 $4,425 $5,667 $7,731 $16,741 $33,020 $378,967

1991 170 $22 $342 $961 $1,479 $2,906 $4,466 $5,793 $7,929 $16,428 $34,777 $377,7171992 180 $16 $257 $934 $1,467 $2,459 $4,162 $5,987 $7,682 $15,516 $38,369 $426,3521993 181 $15 $340 $1,175 $1,772 $2,759 $4,651 $6,538 $9,078 $18,096 $40,458 $465,581

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Chapter VDevelopment

This is the first time that development data have been included in an ATS Fact

Book. Seminary Development News, published by the ATS Development and

Institutional Advancement Program (DIAP), publishes statistical information

about development. In addition, the Council for Aid to Education, Inc. (CFAE), an

organization that also collects development information from many of the ATS

schools, publishes Voluntary Support of Education, in which it lists the vital

statistics for schools reporting data. Those seeking comparative data over time are

encouraged to use these resources.

This chapter consists of eight tables related to the sources and purposes of giving.

The data is displayed by denomination and school type for more selective analysis.

As denominational and other traditional sources of support decline, as market

return on endowments decrease, and as more part-time students enter seminaries

expecting the same support services as full-time students, institutions are under

increasing pressure to strengthen their development efforts and to diversify their

funding sources.


1. How diversified are your school's sources of support?

2. Is your school overly dependent on relatively few sources?

3. Has your school sought other avenues of support?

4. Are there sources of giving that provide new opportunities for

financial support?

5. How does your school's development data compare with peer

institutions?

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Table 5.01:Total Giving by Source

Information from this table is takenfrom Part III of the DevelopmentSurvey (D -l) of the ATS 1993 AnnualReport Forms.

Table 5.02:Sources of Gifts byType of School

Table 5.01 reports total giving by eight categories and indicates its designation to

operation or capital. Percentages are given to determine the balance of distribution.

Schools are heavily dependent (66.1%) on organizations for their ongoing opera-

tional support. With decreasing donations from religious organizations, development

officers will need to explore corporate giving in far greater detail than they have

in the past. Individuals, both alumni/ae and others, have historically contributed

significantly (70.2%) to capital projects. Much more attention will need to be given

to encourage such support for general operations. Readers are invited to compare

their own percentage distribution to the aggregate of ATS schools.

Table 5.02 displays the same information as Table 5.01 but breaks it out by type of

school. As expected, Protestant denominational schools receive the highest

contribution from religious organizations while inter/nondenominational schools

show their highest contributions to be from individuals.


1. Does your school show a balanced giving structure? How does it

compare with peer institutions?

2. Does your school have a concise development strategy?

3. What proportion of your living alumni contribute to the annualfund?

4. What is the level of contribution of board members? What role have

they played in fund raising efforts?

5. What are the components of other giving?

6. Has your school received new support beyond the traditional sources

of giving?

7. How does the giving to capital campaigns affect other giving areas?

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TABLE 5.01

Total Giving by Source (in US$ Thousands)

Operational Gifts$ Amount % of Total

Capital Gifts$ Amount % of Total

IndividualsAlumni/ae 13822.4 6.1% 8758.9 8.6%

Others 62756.4 27.8% 63699.0 62.6%Subtotal - Individuals 76578.8 33.9% 71515.3 70.2%

OrganizationsFoundations 28855.5 12.8% 17410.9 17.1%

Corporations 10471.5 4.6% 2488.7 2.4%

Religious Organizations 101762.1 45.1% 0.0 0.0%

Consortia 2693.2 1.2% 710.8 0.7%

Other 5501.7 2.4% 8734.2 8.6%

Subtotal - Organizations 149283.9 66.1% 29344.6 28.8%

TOTAL 225862.7 100859.9

Number of Respondents: 205

TABLE 5.02

Sources of Gifts by Type of School (in US$ Thousands)

Roman CatholicOperational Capital

Other DenominationalOperational Capital

Inter/NondenominationalOperational Capital

Alumni/aeAvg 58.7 30.4 67.2 46.8 80.1 45.9

Median 7.0 0.0 45.6 9.4 32.2 1.9

Other IndividualsAvg 238.7 123.3 289.4 392.0 453.6 295.1

Median 86.3 10.1 179.5 173.2 194.0 57.7

FoundationsAvg 54.0 19.6 121.3 54.1 323.8 276.7

Median 6.4 0.0 34.2 0.0 140.3 0.5

CorporationsAvg 35.8 6.2 47.6 16.3 83.4 6.4

Median 2.8 0.0 13.0 0.7 12.7 0.0

Religious Orgs.Avg 336.0 41.3 671.2 30.6 132.1 11.6

Median 65.0 0.0 336.1 5.5 69.6 0.0

ConsortiaAvg 3.9 4.6 15.9 2.1 16.6 6.4

Median 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0

Other Orgs.Avg 19.8 1.0 25.4 6.1 41.2 51.0

Median 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0

Roman Catholic Reporting: 49Other Denominational Reporting: 120Inter/Nondenominational Reporting: 36

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Table 5.03:Sources of Gifts byUniversity Relationshipof School

Table 5.03 displays the same information as Table 5.01 but by university relation-ship of school. Development programs of schools integrally related to a universityare vastly different from freestanding institutions. Such programs are also verydifferent among university divinity schools; some have separate developmentcampaigns, others are related to the university as a whole. Because there are only25 university divinity schools reporting, comparisons are somewhat difficult. It isinteresting to note, however, that university divinity schools receive higheramounts from foundations and religious organizations than do freestanding

schools. Higher foundation support may be a result of greater name recognition inthe community; higher support from religious organizations may be a result of the

fact that nondenominational schools are included in the category offreestanding.Questions similar to those asked in relation to Table 5.02 may be asked again inthis context.

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TABLE 5.03

Sources of Gifts by University Relationship of School(in US$ Thousands)

Integral to UniversityOperational Capital

Independent/FreestandingOperational Capital

Alumni/aeAvg 117.0 89.5 60.5 36.2Median 45.3 5.1 31.4 4.0

Other IndividualsAvg 151.7 189.1 327.6 327.6Median 76.1 52.6 177.5 103.5

FoundationsAvg 235.6 46.2 127.6 90.3Median 60.0 0.9 33.0 0.0

CorporationsAvg 43.1 16.2 52.2 11.6Median 7.2 0.1 11.1 0.0

Religious Orgs.Avg 632.8 31.7 477.5 29.6Median 147.2 3.7 225.0 1.6

ConsortiaAvg 6.0 9.1 14.1 2.7Median 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0

Other Orgs.Avg 7.1 12.5 29.6 12.8Median 0.2 0.0 0.0 0.0

Integral to University Reporting: 25Independent/Freestanding Reporting: 180

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Table 5.04:Purposes ofOperational Gifts

Purposes of Capital Gifts

Information for this table is taken fromPart IV of the Development Survey(D-1) of the ATS 1993 Annual ReportForms.

Table 5.04 reflects the purposes of the gifts. Income figures are based on gifts

received for the reporting fiscal year in all categories. It is encouraging to see that

72.6% of all operational gifts are unrestricted. This gives an institution more

flexibility in determining how resources are to be spent in fulfilling its mission.

Most often, restricted gifts are given for student aid except for those occasions when

they are given in response to requests for such projects as an endowed chair or a

new building. To a ktsser degree, restricted operational gifts are given by donors

who wish to support a particular project or to create a new program. As expected,

the higher percentage of capital gifts are given to restricted endowments tomaintain the viability of an institution over time.

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TABLE 5.04

Purposes of Operational Gifts(in US$ Thousands)

Amount Percent

Unrestricted 164074.0 72.6%

RestrictedAcademic Division 7718.2 3.4%Faculty & Staff Compen. 2643.9 1.2%Research 4442.0 2.0%Public Service & Extension 1434.8 0.6%Library 1429.9 0.6%O&M/Physical Plant 3713.1 1.6%Student Financial Aid 21451.0 9.5%Other Restricted 18956.0 8.4%

Subtotal Restricted 61788.8 27.4%

TOTAL 225862.8

Purposes of Capital Gifts(in US$ Thousands)

Amount Percent

Property, Building & Equipment 26886.1 26.4%

Endowment and Similar FundsUnrestricted 16884.9Restricted 57722.5

Loans 309.0

TOTAL 101802.6

16.6%56.7%

0.3%

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Table 5.05:Purposes of Gifts forCurrent Operations byType of School

Tables 5.05 displays the same information as the first section of Table 5.04 but by

type of school: Roman Catholic, Other Denominational, or Inter/Nondenomina-

tional. Roman Catholic schools are unique in their structural arrangements.Diocesan seminaries will show higher uses of gifts for Operation and Maintenance

of Physical Plant and lower uses for Student Financial Aid. This is because these

schools often have large physical plants and resources for student aid come directly

from the diocese.

Those institutions with ties to a particular denomination receive the highest amount

of unrestricted gifts and therefore have a greater capacity to control how resources

are spent. Inter/nondenominational schools are much more dependent on indi-

vidual gifts and tuition, and therefore it is expected that a higher proportion of their

gifts will be used for Student Financial Aid. It is hoped that such a breakdown makes

it possible to make closer peer comparisons.


I. What percent of your school's gifts are in the restricted category?

2. How does your school's distribution between unrestricted andrestricted giving compare with peer institutions?

3. Is restricted giving increasing or decreasing?

4. Is the balance between unrestricted and restricted intentional?

5. Is there consideration being given to increase unrestricted giving?

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TABLE 5.05

Purposes of Gifts for Current Operations byCategory of School (in US$ Thousands)

Roman CatholicOther

Denominational Inter/Nondenominational

UnrestrictedAvg 553.6 936.3 683.1Median 243.8 556.2 371.0

Academic DivisionsAvg 18.4 42.9 46.4Median 0.0 0.0 0.0

Faculty & StaffAvg 22.7 7.8 16.7Median 0.0 0.0 0.0

ResearchAvg 6.4 15.1 64.2Median 0.0 0.0 0.0

Public ServicesAvg 12.1 5.3 5.7Median 0.0 0.0 0.0

LibraryAvg 6.8 7.7 4.8Median 0.0 0.0 0.2

Operation & Maintenanceof Physical Plant

Avg 49.0 7.8 10.6Median 0.0 0.0 0.0

Student Financial AidAvg 33.0 122.9 141.4Median 2.5 30.9 47.6

Other RestrictedAvg 44.9 92.2 158.0Median 0.0 18.3 56.5

Roman Catholic Reporting: 49Other Denominational Reporting: 120Inter/Nondenominational Reporting: 36

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Table 5.06:Gifts for Capital Purposes byType of School

Table 5.06 displays the same information as the second section of Table 5.04 but

by type of school. A good example of the distinctions among these types of schools

is evident in the category Restricted Endowment. Because of their unique relation-

ship to a diocese or religious order, the Roman Catholic schools show the lowest

amount of capital gifts for Restricted Endowments. It is most likely that income for

such purposes is incorporated in diocesan or religious order holdings as a whole.

Inter/nondenominational schools are more dependent on income from Restricted

Endowments because they do not have any leverage of appeal to an external

denominational base in time of crisis. Although such comparisons can never be

exact because of the wide differences in the number of schools reporting, it is

interesting to observe how .different patterns take shape.

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TABLE 5.06

Gifts for Capital Purposes by Categoryof School (in US$ Thousands)

Roman CatholicOther

Denominational Inter/Nondenominational

Property, Buildings & Equipment Avg 91.3 136.9 166.3Median 0.0 7.9 0.6

Endowment & Similar FundsUnrestricted Avg 66.3 101.2 41.6

Median 0.0 2.0 0.0

Restricted Avg 68.4 307.9 483.9Median 0.0 104.8 35.9

Loan Funds Avg 0.5 2.0 1.2Median 0.0 0.0 0.0

Roman Catholic Reporting: 49Other Denominational Reporting: 120Inter/Nondenominatkh.al Reporting: 36

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Table 5.07:Purposes of Gifts forCurrent Operations byUniversity Relationship

Table 5.07 displays information found in the first section of Table 5.04 by university

relationship. As indicated in Table 5.03, university divinity schools differ greatly

in both their manner of soliciting funds and their process of disbursement. Tables

in this chapter are broken out in several different ways in order to observe distinct

patterns. Expected distinctions include a higher emphasis on research in university

divinity schools as well as higher financial aid awards. These two characteristics

reflect the nature of universities as a whole. Freestanding schools have greater

flexibility in making decisions about the disbursement of their resources. Because

the allocations process in university divinity schools in the categories of Academic

Divisions and Operation & Maintenance of Physical Plant vary greatly, it is not

possible to compare the two columns. Schools are encouraged to make comparisons

by their own university relationship type.

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TABLE 5.07

Purposes of Gifts for Current Operationsby University Relationship of School (in US$ Thousands)

Integral to University Independent/Freestanding

UnrestrictedAvg 617.2 825.8Median 188.0 492.4

Academic DivisionsAvg 93.2 29.9Median 1.2 0.0

Faculty & StaffAvg 15.0 12.6Median 0.0 0.0

ResearchAvg 81.6 13.4Median 0.0 0.0

Public ServicesAvg 23.4 4.7Median 0.0 0.0

LibraryAvg 16.4. 5.7Median 0.0 0.0

Operation & Maintenanceof Physical Plant

Avg 59.9 12.3Median 0.0 0.0

Student Financial AidAvg 162.4 96.6Median 30.4 22.1

Other RestrictedAvg 124.1 88.1Median 17.7 15.1


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Table 5.08:Gifts forCapital Purposes byUniversity Relationship

Table 5.08 displays information found in the second section of 5.04 by university

relationship. Development programs within university-related schools are often

integral to the university as a whole. Funds solicited for a university may or may

not be specifically designated for the divinity school. Endowments for capital

purposes appear to be much lower for university-related schools than for freestand-

ing schools. Comparisons between the two university relationship types are

difficult because of varying policies for disbursement of Capital gifts for Property,

Buildings, and Equipment. Comparisons, however, are encouraged among indi-

vidual schools and a specific university relationship type.

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TABLE 5.08

Gifts For Capital Purposes by University Relationshipof School (in US$ Thousands)

Integral to University Independent/Freestanding

Property, Buildings & Equipment Avg 157.9 127.4Median 0.0 0.4

Endowment & Similar FundsUnrestricted Avg 45.1 87.5

Median 0.0 0.0

Restricted Avg 188.6 294.5Median 92.6 46.0

Loan Funds Avg 2.7 1.3Median 0.0 0.0


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